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Today is the Feast of St. Quadratus of Nicomedia. He was from a rich family and spared no expense helping fellow Christians imprisoned for t...

The last subclass that I have to muse about in my Holmes & Cook thought experiment is the monk. Holmes categorizes the monk as a subclas...

My last post on a Holmesian Druid got some very interesting responses that I have been meaning to respond to, but I have been laid up in be...

Since I am in the frame of mind to do so, I have been meditating upon how to fulfill the promise of this paragraph from Holmes: There are ...

Today is the feast of the Martyrs Eutropius and Cleonicus who were betrayed to the Governor Asclepiodotus of Amasia (northern Turkey) during...

Today is the Feast of St. Cumine the White, abbot of Iona. Not much is known of this monastic saint. He was the seventh abbot of Iona, the m...

Recently, I have gotten a couple of compliments for stuff I’ve done in the hobby. Firstly, one of my friends sent me an email thanking me fo...

This year, in the Orthodox Church, an unusual occurrence happens. We get to celebrate The Great Martyr St. Theodore the Recruit (sometimes r...

Firstday, 5 Februa The others left me to pray today. They go to scout out the area they think the spiders are with the intent that we will...

Yesterday was the Feast of St. Haralambos, also known as the man who would not die. He was a 3rd century priest when he was arrested at the ...

As I have stated in the past , I am not a huge fan of modern science fiction. That doesn’t mean I don’t hope that there might still appear o...

Fifthday, 2 Februa What a vile and horrible place Redwraith is! I desperately want to go home and just spend my days mixing ingredients to...

I've been slowly grinding away at my own version of The Temple of Elemental Evil, and I have finished the first section: The Hermit Cave...

Today is the Feast of The Righteous Simeon the God-Receiver. Simeon appears in the Gospel According to Luke when Mary and Joseph, according ...

Today is the Feast of the Translation of the Relics of St. John Chrysostom. Thirty years after St. John's death in exile, St. Proclus, P...

Fifthday, 25 Janus 1143 Today the initiates were very excited when news came from town that a yellow robed mage was visiting Headwaters. I...

Today is the Feast of St. Euthymius the Great who was born in Melitene in Armenia to faithful parents about the year A.D. 377. His parents w...

Today is the Feast of St. Hilary of Poitiers. Born in the 4th century A.D. of pagan parents in Gaul (modern day France), he was trained in p...

(Yesterday was) the Feast of the Virginmartyr Anysia of Thessalonica. Although I had every intention of writing about this yesterday, life g...

Merry Christmas! A great and paradoxal miracle has taken place today. A Virgin has given birth, and there is no damage to her womb. Th...