So, I’m sitting here thinking of what to do next, right? I figure I’ll do something for the newcomers. Really give back to the community. And after doing a big think I realized that Pathfinder 2e has a staggering...
Dear Oras, God of flesh hoarding, genetic fraudulence, and biological monopolies, I find your continued silence on the matter of my ascension to be increasingly frustrating. It was one thing to be ignored when I unleashed my little fleshy...
Writing this blog has been a real treat, you know. A pretty sweet deal, even. I might even describe the experience as delicious. And since my blog is absolutely caked up with twenty one posted articles, I think I’ll...
Who’s down for a rousing round of our favorite roleplaying game Heroes & House flippers? Last time, I introduced the Hideout archetype and gave you a way to form a home base with your closest friends. And since archetypes...
There comes a time in every adventurer’s life when the call of the road loses some of its luster. A time where those nesting instincts kick in. A time where a land of opportunity is more enticing than nomadic...
Ladies, gentlemen, and those of more complex orientation, I’ve made it known that I like vampires. But I must confess, I wasn’t entirely true with you. No, my friends, I love vampires! I love the intrigue. I love the...
Readers who are familiar with my recent works know that I’m a fan of diving head first into controversial topics to see just how much fun I can get out of playing it to the hilt. In fact, I...
Dear Oras, God of adaptation, change, and evolution, Hello again! It’s your old friend Nate writing to see how you’ve been. You never write back! But that’s alright, since I’m sure you’re quite busy with all of the little...
Within the collective fandom of Pathfinder and its draconic predecessor, there are few topics that inspire as much speculation, debate, and creative interpretation as alignment. While we have the common structure of good versus evil that defines so many...
Another day slaving over a hot stove, and another day of rude customers. Landrig’s diner always was a pain to run. Low on staff, high on turnover, and stuck in a remarkably undesirable neighborhood. There wasn’t much money, so...