Allies and Adversaries in Uprising and Rebellion
The characters within the campaign Uprising and Rebellion, my current D&D campaign.
Goltoppa, a Mehmdian sport in the World of the Everflow
One of my players invented a fantasy sport for use in our Dungeons & Dragons campaign. This is how I’d run it.
Integrating social narrative into combat – legendary points connected to a dragon’s hoard
In the World of the Everflow all dragons have hoards. At this point of Uprising and Rebellion the group has met those that hoard books (paper dragons), jewels and fine art (jaculus), animal companions (black dragons) and strife (blue dragons). Heading towards the final faceoff with the great wyrm blue dragon there’s a desire to…
Chupmolea Transit Center of Sheljar
There is an older name for this neighborhood, but it is now called Chupmolea. Named after the goblin who suggested maintaining a sky-cable gondola network powered by mulgobs and the large beasts that the Kin connect with.
“Mom, where do dragonborn come from?”
Every thing you read is prep for your next session, including a blog about what happens when dragons die
Riff off everything — adding official monsters to your unofficial world
Today’s release of the Monstrous Compendium 2: Dragonlance is a an excellent reminder you can add anything to your world.
Storytime as Moons Rise – a short story
A short fiction set in the World of the Everflow. This is a tale of a veteran meeting with his small village’s youth.
Timelines in the World of the Everflow
The timeline of the World of the Everflow is getting harder for me to track. There have been six campaigns with some overlap in both reality and at the table. In order for me to keep better track of events and so that the players and their characters have a better idea of events in…
Introducing Militia Actions to support base defense in urban rebellion play
Add lair actions to a PC group defending their homebase
Counting in the Land of Kon
The smogpunk Land of Kon counts a little differently than the rest of the World of the Everflow.
Full Moon Storytelling 