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Mar07

by "Jester" David on March 7, 2013

New Living Campaign I spent a lot of 3rd Edition playing Living Greyhawk before it ending at the onset of 4th Edition to make way for Living Forgotten Realms. With 4e winding down I wonder what will replace LFR. In an ENWorld discussion […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

└ Tags: Al Qadim, birthright, Blackmoor, D&D encounters, Dark Sun, dragonlance, eberron, forgotten realms, Golaron, Greyhawk, Kara-Tur, Living city, living forgotten realms, living Greyhawk, masque of the red death, Maztica, midnight, Mystara, Nentir Vale, nerath, organized play, Planescape, Ptolus, ravenloft, Red Steel, RPGA, Spelljammer, Taladas

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Jan30

by "Jester" David on January 30, 2013

Posted In: Gaming Blogs, World Building

Building a Fantasy World 1.5: Setting Variables Backstory I’ve recently been reading the Kobold Guide to Worldbuilding, a book that isn’t so much a step-by-step guide to building a fantasy world (like this blog series) and instead essays on a […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

└ Tags: 5e, birthright, cabot cove syndrome, D&D next, Dark Sun, dragon age, dragonlance, eberron, forgotten realms, game of thrones, GURPs, Hollow world, Kobold press, L5R, legend of the 5 rings, Midgard, midnight, murder she wrote, ravenloft, song of ice and fire, Spelljammer, war world, wheel of time, worldbuilding

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