by kerskine

Thanks Monica!

by Dolphinandrew

Let's not oversimplify either genres. There are fantasy stories that don't fit into the traditional hero fantasies that (modern) D&D revolves around and there are plenty of sci-fi settings that would be a fine fit for a simple heroic fantasy game.

Computer games do both fine, for instance. That is, fit their gameplay into both fantasy and sci-fi universes (even if it's only the 'skin'). I don't get the impression that there's the huge gulf in how much that market uses the 2 genres/settings that there is with rpgs.

by AndyHowell

A new GeekList has been posted Literary New To You July 2026 => Books you read this month

by govmiller

Thanks for hosting us!!!!

by govmiller

Thanks for hosting us!!!!

A new episode has been added to the database: D's Journal: The Peddler's Tales: Don Karnage (Abridged Episode)

A new episode has been added to the database: The Peddler's Tales, Episode 6: Don Karnage

A new episode has been added to the database: Episode 38: Umdaar by Evil Hat

A new episode has been added to the database: [DND3 Pg 300] Of Meatspace And MySpace [Week 50]

A new episode has been added to the database: My Deep and Cranky Knowledge

A new episode has been added to the database: Critical Hit #842: Operation: Decisive Strike - Part 02 (LNRS01-E27)

by Pentaclebreaker

I did some guilds and organizations for various folks 🙂

Some set in D&D 2nd ed. Mystara. Some of these were already presented in the Gazetteers and I took some liberties in fleshing them out. Like different guilds active (openly or not) in Karameikos aka Spekularum. In addition I created some guilds or organizations of my own for said setting, like a halfling run flying mini-pegasi mail service, or a pacifistic lizardmen church.

For Living Greyhawk, I created a monastic order of pacifists . . . it never came into being, as the rules for Meta Organizations were drastically changed 😪. It was basicallly for a character of mine, a half-orc monk.

For an organization, I follow certain scheme. First checking if there may be already an organization with the intended aim . . . if so, just use it 😉 after the necessary changes.

If not, just determine the basics one needs and try to fit them into a suitable story.

Make sure to have the basics written down somewhere . . . like aim, name, alias, top members, contact points, standing with the officials etc.

Ciao

Martin