Blood of Prokopius

One of my favorite aspects of the 1E version of Oriental Adventures was the weapon section. More than anything else, this was the flavor th...

Yesterday , I posted about using a Wu Xing diagram to map out relationships between factions in a campaign world. Here is the actual diagram...

When I am building a new campaign world, I especially like to create factions in sets of five. This allows me to plug factions into a Wu Xin...

One of my favorite poetic forms is the haiku. While tempting to see it as a very simple style of poetry where one need only come up with sev...

It came to my attention via Talysman over at The Nine and Thirty Kingdoms that there is a neural network web toy that will complete the te...

Steve Jackson Games was an important game company in my own formation as a gamer. I don't blog about that very often, because this blog ...

Almost four years ago, Zak Smith and wundergeek had a very public fight about gender politics. At the time, I had been away from blogging du...

In the 10th Chapter of his Epistle to Diognetus, Mathtetes explains: If you also desire [to possess] this faith, you likewise shall receive...

Hades as a concept is not only useful as an inspiration for the Aidisian Empire and how it functions, but it is also fodder for influencing ...

In the 9th Chapter of his Epistle to Diognetus, Mathetes understands death as a natural consequence for humanity’s sins against God. This un...

So, my brain won't let go of the idea to place those great introductory TSR modules B1, B2 and T1 all on the same map. Despite the fact ...

In Chapter 9 of his Epistle to Diognetus, Mathetes lays out why the theological differences between paganism and Christianity is so importan...

The Real Santa Claus One of the wonderful things about being an Orthodox Christian parent is that at this time of year I get to declare ...

In Chapter 8 of his Epistle to Diognetus, Mathetes starts laying a theological foundation for why Christianity and paganism are so different...

So, Into the Borderlands , published by Goodman Games , arrived in my mailbox yesterday. It is a late-arriving birthday gift and, boy howdy,...

Now that I have settled on the trinitarian metaphor for the Christianity/Church analogue of Artaniamism, it is time to decide on a holy symb...

To continue yesterday’s post , one of the factors that I want to consider when choosing which metaphor to use to express the Christianity/Ch...

In the 7th Chapter of his epistle to Diognetus, Mathetes explains that the basis for Christians behaving in such a different manner than the...

This quote from the 6th Chapter of the Epistle of Mathetes to Diognetus demonstrates why I believe a Christian world-view works so well in t...

Today, I am going to take a break from my series on the Epistle of Mathetes to Diognetus to write about one of the better American movies I ...