In my game, I’ve consistently had issues running travel by the book. Rolling for characters getting lost, foraging, wandering monsters (and then to determine the kind of wandering monster, surprise, whether it’s a lair, etc.) slows my game to a crawl, and more importantly, doesn’t make overland travel feel like […]
Given the huge surge in virtual games recently (for obvious reasons), I thought I’d provide an online version of my character sheet with inventory tracker. I’m running an online game myself using roll20, discord for sound, and a copy of this sheet for my players to use. To use this […]
Today I have the next article in my series examining my house rule supplements. I’ll be going over my Overland Travel rules and the consequences those rules create during play. I have quite a lot of ground to cover with this supplement so I’ll be splitting it up into multiple […]
I really like the old school tradition of having titles associated with different levels for all the classes. They imply that the levels are diegetic and that the world should care just as much as the players that their characters are levelling up and they also allow me to give […]