This ia swords and sorcery adventure I wrote while channeling Robert E. Howard. I think it's a great tale. Reads like Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser trapped in a Conan story. :)

Look down my page. Just for fun, I listed 15 books I've published on drivethrurpg.com. How many have you read or played?

I'm back. Why am I posting all these old covers of my books online? 1. Because I never get any advertising, and I thought I'd do some here on X. It's just about the only social media platform I can still access easily.

Or would it be better to advertise like this: legacy.drivethrurpg.com/product/304713…

I wonder if I could do my advertising by simply posting the link, and you'd still get to see the front cover. This is my 2d try to do things this way. The first mysteriously disappeared. legacy.drivethrurpg.com/product/307974…

This was my first attempt at creating a spell book for nonhuan characters.

This is another example of my specialty in fiction, heroic fantasy that is actually funny. Humor was not a primary target for swords and sorcery

You realize that all these books are still available at: drivethrurpg.com under the Trollgodfather Press imprint. This was an attempt to write Trollworld mythology, and I thought it came out pretty well.

Usually I write small adventures, but this one is an epic written especially for trolls. The first publication was by Judges Guild. I was young and looking for more exposure in different markets. This title has many different published editions and each was sightly different

Here's a game I will never get any credit for inventing, but I published it, and you can outdo all you T & T friends by challenging them to a game of Skrumm.

Read now the mini-saga of Carver of Gull, professional gladiator and net master from the City of Terrors who traveled to the City of Monsters to try his luck for Ten Days in the Arena of khazan.

One player character vs. 1 wizard. That seems fair, doesn't it? And the wizard is only testing you. He doesn't really want to kill you, but it's a deadly combat scenario.

Why do I keep showing you covers of old adventure books and fiction that I created? Reason #3: Maybe I just want to brag a little bit. Doesn';t a man who is now 78, almost 79 years old, and has been creating and publishing for more than 50 years have the right to brag?

legacy.drivethrurpg.com/product/329158… Does this adventuress look too good to be true? I had to tell my artist to add a scar or something to make her more real.

One thing I love to do is send characters into random mazes and see if they can fight their way back out again.

You thnk dwarves are a good kindred? Think again!

Every fantasy heroic trope is reversed or inverted, and yet, it's a fantastic and heroic place.

I have been dreaming about what adventure would be like on the high seas on Zimrala.