Musings on the small folk of my Iron Fist of the Hobgoblin King setting. folkvangr.blog/2026/09/16/t...
Shh, let them…

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Shh, let them…
B/x Dragon Subdual Method
It’s Dungeons & Dragons, not Dungeons & Subduing Other Monsters.
When the 30 day term is up and the invoice shows unpaid
I had a friend when I was pretty young whose family had a copy of the graphic novel of WtWB, and I have clear memories of reading it and being decently freaked out. Grave of the Fireflies is similarly devastating but should still be seen once. Endgame isn’t even the darkest MCU movie.
If only the Democratic establishment was an opposition party. They tilled the ground for fascism for decades. I hope you all voted in the primary and have better choices this time around. I’m pretty excited here in Michigan.
I was hoping for a 28mm Minas Tirith to put in my backyard 😂
It’s a really fun and informative read, thanks for making it!
I’m enjoying reading about: The modules I’ve played The ones I’ve read but not played The ones I own but haven’t read The ones I don’t own And the ones I’ve somehow never heard of.
I legit beat this game once and said, “thank god, I never need to do that again” 😂 GD grim reaper
I think Gods, Demi-gods, and Heroes was the stranger omission.
Musings on the small folk of my Iron Fist of the Hobgoblin King setting. folkvangr.blog/2026/09/16/t...
From which he correctly concludes that if you don't make art showing people what's possible, they just accept whatever they are receiving.
Yes, and I think they played in a beet silo!
I have friends in Newfoundland, I’ll hook you up. And there was a good Iron Maiden podcast from there. My friends’ band toured out to PEI on a government grant.
It’s really good. I’m still waiting for my physical copy, but I already read the entire pdf.
I think the strength and appeal of the one night Strahd thing is, it’s D&D that you can win or lose. The odds are against you at the start, and you try to tip them in your favor by following clues. This is really exciting in 5e where the general expectation is success, but it applies well elsewhere
This is where the 1% go to try to escape the absolute certainty that they will die just like everyone else, while fantasizing about one particular case.
Is this where that Sigil terrain tech ended up?