Howdy! There was a cool announcement on the Smash Bros. scene recently and I’ve been hankering to play the game in recent days. As a result, I’ve had Smash Bros. on the mind. So, of course, I had to...
Picture a Star Wars movie. Any Star Wars movie. OK, most Star Wars movies. Now picture a scene in that movie involving either a Jedi in training or someone mentoring a Jedi. What you are picturing is a potential...
Hey, Know Directioneers! I’m Alexander Augunas, the Everyman Gamer, and boy y’all had a ton to say on my article about things I like and dislike about Pathfinder 1E last week! So many of you think that I hit...
Clang, clang, clang, hisssssss. “Ah, the sounds of a smithy in action. That, my boy, is an honest way to earn a living. Unfortunately, there will always be fighting to be done, and where there’s fighting, there’s a need...
It’s that time of year, the first of a new year! A time to reflect on your past successes and failures to make a plan for how you’d like to move forward in a more productive and hopefully fulfilling...
Welcome back to Investing In! I wasn’t sure quite sure what to name my article series when I first started but the idea of showcasing or discussing things that make me excited, that I find new and interesting, or...
It’s definitely haunted! Listen Now! (mp3) Adventurous is a production of the Know Direction Network. Adventurous plays on the Roll20 virtual tabletop and uses the War For The Crown Adventure Path Roll20 products, provided by and available at Roll20.net....
Hey! Happy new year! Monstrous Physique is back and boy have I been waiting for this entry. I feel like plenty of people know what Star Wars is, so I won’t take the time to explain that. Also, I...
Hi, my name is James and welcome to Code/Switch, today I want to talk about wizard spellbooks. A wizards spellbook is essential for the wizards to cast spells, because somehow having the intelligence of Stephen Hawkins doesn’t let you...
Happy New Year and Happy January, Pathfinders! Conventional tradition tells us January is named after Janus, the Roman god of beginnings, endings and doors. The goddess Alseta claims those areas of concern in Lost Omens. The last day of...