D&D Day is on Sunday. That’s right, on Sunday, August 3rd, my group and I will launch our 4th Edition D&D campaign, and I’ll get to really see how this game plays. I’m running Keep on the Shadowfell, though I’ve made some modifications to the earlier parts of the adventure, and I’ll probably [...]

I had some friends over yesterday and we played some games. I’ll start with the ones that didn’t make that strong an impression, and move on to the ones that were more fun.
My friend Chris showed me Set. While I recognize the potential for this set-finding game to be a lot of fun [...]

My wife made this for me. I think it’s awesome.

For a while now, I’ve been planning on running Keep on the Shadowfell as my first 4E D&D adventure, but recent developments have caused me to modify it somewhat. I do think that I would have had to modify it a little bit in any case, since KotS is designed with five PCs in [...]

I’ve made a number of updates to the wiki, most of which are setting-related. Enjoy.

It may be simple, and it may be something that a lot of us have been doing for decades anyway, but I absolutely love quests in 4th Edition. The fact that the DM’s guide gives really good guidelines on how much experience to award for quests at different levels, and the fact that that [...]

My wife and I have put together a D&D wiki, which you can also access from the left-hand sidebar. This wiki will contain evolving information on my D&D campaign, edited and added to by myself and my players. Feel free to peruse it, but be warned that it’s in a pretty preliminary state [...]

I’ve been thinking about it for a while, and I’ve come to the conclusion that I’m not going to do an official review of the 4th Edition books. There are a couple of reasons for this. One is that it’s a lot of work and time for me to do it, and I’m [...]

I just created my first encounters in 4th Edition D&D today. I actually created a series of connected encounters: two social encounters and a combat encounter that can be avoided entirely if the social encounters go well.
The social encounters were a breeze to create, and were a lot of fun, too. The skill [...]