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Interview: Matt Cavanaugh of the Botanical Bestiary

October 17, 2022September 30, 2022 brentbowser1337Leave a comment

The Botanical Bestiary is a bestiary containing 66 creatures, all of them leshies. Despite all being variants of the same creature, it offers a wide selection of content for your games.

Posted in Interview, IssuesTagged dungeoneering, Interview, Issue 3, journal, publishing

The Problems With the Alignment Chart and Why Your Aunt Marjory Knows What It Is

May 19, 2022September 19, 2022 brentbowser1337Leave a comment

I would say they’re the Myers-Briggs charts of memes, but Myers-Briggs charts are the Myers-Briggs charts of memes.

Posted in Issue 2, Issues, personal essayTagged dungeoneering, issue 2, journal, publishing

Unusual Companions

May 12, 2022September 19, 2022 brentbowser1337Leave a comment

The world is an unusual place full of unusual creatures. Anyone can have a pet tiger or wolf or even a big bat or small dinosaur. Only the most mundane people settle for such mundane companions on their adventures.

Posted in Issue 2, Issues, Player OptionsTagged dungeoneering, issue 2, journal, publishing

Starfinder: Soldier Fighting Styles

May 12, 2022September 19, 2022 brentbowser1337Leave a comment

The following fighting style is available to soldiers in the Starfinder Roleplaying Game.

Posted in Issue 2, Issues, Player OptionsTagged dungeoneering, issue 2, journal, publishing

Major Image

April 28, 2022September 19, 2022 brentbowser1337Leave a comment

Virtual tabletops (VTTs) have become a fact of life in the tabletop gaming community during the global pandemic of 2020-2021.

Posted in Issue 2, Issues, personal essayTagged dungeoneering, issue 2, journal, publishing

Heel Turn Based RPGs: Plotting Your Campaign Like Professional Wrestling

April 20, 2022September 19, 2022 brentbowser1337Leave a comment

If you’ve ever crafted a fictional world, dropped your player characters into it, and asked them “So what do you want to do?” you may have encountered blank stares. Your players may be paralyzed by choice. You may need to run a different style of campaign. 

Posted in Issue 2, Issues, personal essayTagged dungeoneering, issue 2, journal, publishing
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