IMHO, there are two types of DnDers: Those who EMBRACE alignment, and those who should be ashamed of themselves. 😃

Ok, let's be honestly how many people have a book they are currently reading? Anyone? And is it -

If you're in the market for used D&D stuff, ebay is certainly an option, but building a relationship with DEI Dungeon Explorers on the Internet, Wayne's Books, or Noble Knight Games is a better one. They have reputations to protect, so they are carefule about descriptions. Ebay is hit or miss in that dept.

My Monday night group has spent an hour trying to come up with a strategy to crack G3 Hall of the Fire Giant King. The last two forays have cost an NPC and PC their lives (both raised). There's one way in, the Fire Giants have utterly stymied them. God I love AD&D. #dnd #adnd

“The Queen of the Spiders” by Keith Parkinson. This would become the cover to the GDQ1-7 super-module, Queen of the Spiders, from TSR. In my early teens, the cover art was a real attention grabber, communicating the edgy, taboo nature the game was known for back then. There was a

Happy Birthday to American writer and poet H.P. Lovecraft, born on August 20, 1890. Though now widely regarded as the most famous writer of the Weird Fiction genre, he never had a proper collection of his fiction published during his lifetime. What's your favorite HPL story?

DMs, ever wanted to add some real aerial peril to your campaigns? Behold: the Poop Encounter Chart! Roll d20 when under flying beasts like dragons or griffins. Hilarity & grossness ensue. 🎲 1-2 Catastrophic Direct Hit - Massive plop hits your helmet! Blinded 1d4 rounds, "Fetid

YoDanno #DragonlanceDragonlance When TSR was in financial trouble the Blumes used money to buy a needlepoint company from a relative. Because we all know how gamers love to kill dragons while the needlepoint. They eventually gave them to employees as a Christmas bonus.

What's the craziest thing a mimic has ever posed as in one of your games? 🤔 Me: a ten foot pole. You? 🫵🤨

Introducing: Thorgar Doomhammer - Office Barbarian Adventuring is a great hobby, but it doesn't pay the bills. Follow me for more Thorgar (and D&D/Fantasy based humor)

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… and I looked, and behold a pale horse: and her name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with her… Art by Bill Willingham #ADnD #ODnD #DnDBasic #DnD #HolmesBasic #oldschoolttrpg #dungeonsanddragons #BXDnD

Name your two favorite D&D books ever! Mine are shown below :)

A bit of nerdy art from younger me. 😂

When traveling in that dungeon crawl, it’s best to have a plan on what to do when a fight breaks out. Of course, you don’t always see it coming, do you? Oh the beauty of it all. Fortune and Glory, kid. 🖼️ Terry Dykstra, D&D Rules Cyclopedia by Aaron Allston, TSR, 1991

Sci Fi Friday! In 1983s "Yor, the Hunter from the Future," a prehistoric warrior questions his origin, and his mysterious medallion. Hearing of a goddess also wearing one, he seeks her amid ape-men, dinosaurs, and a strange futuristic society. #scififriday

Just a random smattering of my old art… :)

I've been pondering the differences between a players' guide to a setting and a DMs. How much detail is enough/too much, for each of those. We have so many great examples, from Harn to the various Greyhawk, to FR, and CityState. DMs need more, but TSR books were often player(1/2)

What are you playing this weekend?

I've seen a thread about Mega-Dungeons where it is assumed they are out of vogue for various reasons, including the assumption that they are slugfests with no continuous story lines. This is my Greyhawk Sewers and Catacombs map which has no less than 6 story lines happening