This is the 5th AI Artifact, a magic item based on an image generated by an AI from randomly generated words. In this case, those words are “guarded”, “exultant”, and “sanguine”. If you want to know what this is about, you can find the rules here. I’ve had my first Read more…
What do you get the evil genius in your life that already has everything? Nothing, because they are evil and you should not support that. And, as we established, they already have everything – including a garden full of Historic Detritus. What is the difference between a collectible item and Read more…
When it comes to killing a god, all bets are off, right? While that might be the case for your particular “deicide”, I wanted to lay down some ground rules to put things in perspective. So these are the ground rules that govern all those plots to off a deity. 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…
Create a magnificent piece to praise your shining lord! Be the envy at parties (or of your party)! Shine whenever you turn undead and smite the unholy with a vengeance. If you get this laser-cut from fluorescent acrylic, it will go that extra mile to catch the light in extraordinary Read more…
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…
It will not come as a surprise to you that I am a big advocate of using paper models in your game. The good news is that there is nothing lost by trying something new. We have used plastic miniatures at our table for ages, side by side to paper 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 still think that the best place to have a roleplaying encounter is inside your head then I will wholeheartedly agree. Nothing can beat a good imagination when it comes to special effects and getting even the most minute detail just right. So what arguments can be made for Read more…