A little something for some classes to mitigate those moments when one or more members of the party become subject to the dreaded random attack!

Tracking the duration of light sources in a dungeon can be drag but maybe this simple system will LIGHTEN the burden...

Prestige Classes were introduced in the third edition of Dungeons & Dragons as a new form of multiclassing. I always appreciated this concept but, unfortunately, not the execution. Here is my re-imagining of it for OSR style fantasy TTRPGs.

When you want a little more granularity from your reaction roll without rolling more dice.

Coming up with names for things can be arduous and frustrating, but when you hit upon those magic combinations of letters that speak to your heart, they are lightning rods for inspiration.

Running wilderness adventures can feel daunting but it doesn't have to be a necessary evil only grudgingly endured to get to the next interesting thing in the campaign.

Tannic, Tales of the Wolfguard, Lore24, and More?

A new OSE mini-setting from the author of Falkrest Abbey!

I saw this book, The Fantasy Campaign Quick-Builder, drop and, while I'm not someone who follows Bob World Builder, he is a big name in the TTRPG space so I thought it was worth a look. Is it any good? Let's find out!

Missing Campers in a Low Level Adventure!

What do dungeon defenses look like if we switch our POV to the creatures who live in the dungeon?

Join us as we take a break from our work at Claricon and reflect on the recent game run by Daniel. We'll discuss the highlights, lessons learned, and our plans for future games. Plus, we'll share our favorite coffee spot in town!