For my newest product, The Boxed Ritual, I want to take a different approach. I will release it piecemeal, to both get more feedback on the writing process but also to make it easier for me. This is a bigger project, and can get overwhelming easily. With this approach, I Read more…
Soul Snacks are tiny specks of soul energy encased in a tasty shell. Devils and demons value them as quick pick-me-ups. Daring adventurers can use them to gain the upper hand in their cosmic adventures. You can get the Soul Snacks roleplaying supplement here. And here, you can find a Read more…
Soul Snacks are a devilish treat that rarely finds its way to mortal realms, let alone mouths. And for good reason. Soul snacks are not food to soothe the soul, but actually food made from raw soul energy. While their posession is frowned upon in most civilized company, they can Read more…
Take combat into a new direction with a vertical battlefield made from pegboard and a few slats.
The Ironwood Chisel is a legendary item that can turn stone into dust – at a cost!
Need an infernal tavern, a meeting place for devils, or a place to have a diabolical time? Look no further than the Wells of Nessus. A devil bar with an intriguing (or disgusting) exterior and lots of room for interesting encounters. Either as a good place for infernal information gathering Read more…
Following up on the Introduction of the Astralytes, today I want to go deeper into their rank structure, which reflects that this guild is torn between being a research organization and a university, with ambitions to protect the cosmos in general. You can use these ranks to flavor NPCs, or Read more…
“Are you real?” is my entry to the 2018 “200 Word RPG Challenge“. The idea is to create a playable game using 200 words or less. If you think that is not possible check out the winners and finalists of the past for some inspiration. Here I humbly present to Read more…
If you have a campaign that is cosmos focused, you might have a place in it for the Astralytes. Based out of Sigil (or any other cosmic metropolis of your choosing), they are a mix of school and order and offer aid to adventurers and scholars alike as they try Read more…
This is about turning parts of a video game into adventure material. In case you were wondering, a spitting frog inspired our journey to the Tikoids (or Tikis for short). If you follow me on Instagram, you probably know that I like to make things, sometimes for the sake of making. I get inspired by something I see in a game or a movie, and I want to make it. But this one time, I decided to base an adventure in our D&D campaign on what I made. Read on for more about the builds, but more importantly the adventures they inspired.