Tag Archives: sandbox

Review: Tim Kask’s Snakeriders of the Aradondo

Posted on January 11, 2013 by Ross

Eldritch Enterprises has put out quite a few adventures meant to be adapted to whatever system you please. I’ve previously taken a look at Frank Mentzer’s Lich Dungeon Level 1 and also James M. Wards and Christopher Clark’s science fiction … Continue reading →

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Red Cross Hurricane Sandy Relief Charity Bundle

Posted on November 1, 2012 by Ross

UPDATED 11/16/12: Thank you to everyone who purchased this product bundle, to all of the contributing publishers, and DriveThruRPG.com. This  bundle earned $15,827.00 for the Red Cross! Well done all! The gaming community can always be counted on to react … Continue reading →

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Weather in Your Roleplaying Game

Posted on October 29, 2012 by Ross

In my roleplaying game campaigns, the weather is often an afterthought. That is, of course, if it isn’t the focus of the matter at hand. I usually don’t give consideration to the weather in my Dungeons & Dragons game until … Continue reading →

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The Eternal Rest: A Creepy Fantasy RPG Supplement

Posted on October 26, 2012 by Ross

With Halloween just around the corner, everyone is clambering to add something dark, haunted, or zombie-filled to their usual game night. Of course, everyone is usually intent on the bags of candy that the DM tossed into the center of … Continue reading →

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Dark Outpost – Review

Posted on October 9, 2012 by Ross

System-neutral material for roleplaying games has recently caught my interest. Eldritch Entertainment’s science fiction adventure, Dark Outpost, is a system generic product that I noticed on the heels of Frank Mentzer’s Lich Dungeon. Once again, Eldritch Entertainment engages some names … Continue reading →

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Dungeon Master Tips – BYOB Means Bring Your Own Background

Posted on September 6, 2012 by Ross

The Dungeon Master usually has a lot on his or her plate. I know that I usually have maps to make, dungeons to stock, NPCs to name, and plots to devise. And, when it comes to the “big maps” such … Continue reading →

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The Sandbox is Only Part of the Playground

Posted on May 21, 2012 by Ross

I’m frequently staggered by the number of game-masters who insist that their game is entirely “sandbox.” They claim the world is there for the players to interact with in any way they see fit and decry the presence of any … Continue reading →

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