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Record Keeping (Hours and Seasons)
A couple weeks ago, someone made an excellent time tracker on G+ and instead of saving it right there and then, I put it off. Needless to say, I can’t find it anywhere. I’ve searched for it but to no avail. So, I made one of my own. It’s still a work in progress and Continue reading
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Naming Conventions and Time
I was never really comfortable coming up with new names for months, and it didn’t feel right to use the common names for a fantasy world. So, this is my compromise…not to have any names. What?! Here’s what I’m going to try. Instead naming each month individually, I will use the seasons and adjectives to Continue reading
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Kingdoms as Characters [Using Pits & Perils]
Here is an idea I am playing with. It is nothing new, but I want to use the Pits & Perils rules to focus it for my campaign. Each kingdom has two abilities as advantages and one as a disadvantage. These characterize the nation. Strength–military might, fighting prowess, well funded armies and/or navies Intelligence–higher learning, Continue reading
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The Dm Binder
Photo by Jan Kahánek on Unsplash When running an adventure, it is important for me to have some reference materials at hand. One thing I want is a list of names for people and places. These would be names for NPCs that I haven’t created beforehand. Putting a little time into this can make my Continue reading
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Starting a Minimalist Campaign
Welcome to my site. New year, new beginnings, and with new beginnings come new goals. This site will be a repository of campaign material, thoughts, and writing about role-playing games, specifically geared towards Pits & Perils. But don’t be alarmed! The resources here will be easily adaptable towards your game too. I’ve seen about Continue reading
RESOURCES
Medieval Demographics Made Easy (by S. John Ross)
Damn Elf Press 