A bestiary of 56 or so monsters, written initially for Dungeon World but useful for any fantasy game, reviewed.

In 20ish days, the blogosphere produced 80 blog posts about randomness. I present them all in a roll table. Roll a d80 and read a blog post!

There is a contrarian hot take chestnut that gets bandied about occasionally against the prevalence of randomness in roleplaying games. I articulate a simple...

When you are using a random table more than once, you are likely going to run into repeated results. Here are five ways to deal with that problem, particularly for random...

Issuing a challenge to all bloggers: blog about the topic of “randomness” on a random day in June. Additional random tables are provided to assist you in your posting.

Six spells all involving the magic word “fuck”.

A review of an Electric Bastionland one-shot. Is Chris McDowall one of the funniest writers in TTRPGs?

A roundup of 50 blogs from the past few months that all focus on maps (including a few adventures that key off the same map).

A new method for procedurally generating the terrain of a hex map that adds some level of “memory” to the otherwise disconnected random tosses of the oracle dice.

What is “true” about the fiction of your world? I present a tier list (no S tier, sorry) of sources of truth and argue that the paramount source is what actually happens in...