• D100 Hell Encounters & Events

    A D100 table of random encounters designed for a hell setting! This document is a random table designed to be used with a D100. You’ll find a variety of encounters that range in both challenge and style; from simple combat scenarios, to more creative settings that require a bit of thinking. These encounters are random…

  • D100 City Encounters & Events, for free!

    This is a D100 table of random encounters and event designed for urban settings. This list contains a series of events that range in both difficulty and style, some being basic combat encounters while others are more complex adventure-hooks that can help your party spice up things a little bit. You can download the PDF…

  • Dragonsbane (Winterlands #1)

    DragonsbaneBarbara Hambly1985 An entertaining and beautifully crafted yet simple story through a fantastical winter landscape. Dragonsbane is a very welcomed surprise to my great addition of fantasy reads. A simple, standalone book, it tells the story of an old witch living with his husband, a barbaric lord of a faraway land, who is also known…

  • Song of the Beast

    A lyrically beautiful yet brutal journey of freedom, vengeance, and redemption. Song of the Beast is a true little hidden gem that doesn’t seem to get much fanfare around here, which is a true pity considering the awesome quality this novel sports. Poetically written, with a laser-focus story and a powerful standalone plot, it is…

  • Pool of Radiance (Forgotten Realms: Pools #1)

    Not bad, but not good either. D&D literature doesn’t get a lot of attention and reputation around these parts, and with good reason. It started as precursors to the modern LitRPG genre, in a more subtle, modest way. Pool of Radiance is a novel based on the PC game of the same name, rather than…

  • The Dragonbone Chair (Memory, Sorrow, and Thorn #1)

    A beautiful entry filled with heartfelt moments and wonderful detail. This thick book welcomes its new readers with a cozy yet dense story that starts with typical high-fantasy fashion, slowly becoming a deep and overreaching story full of characters and lore. There’s a certain beauty to the way Tad Williams writes, and it is no…

  • Gardens of the Moon (Malazan Book of the Fallen #1)

    A fascinating and messy epic. Wow what a tale! Malazan has quite the reputation as being one of the darkest and most complex epic fantasy series in history. Its reputation also extends to being one of the most beloved and well-respected sagas in the fantasy genre. As you can see, I had quite the high…

  • EQ5 The Dread Lands – 54 Page Free Adventure

    (EQ5) The Dread Lands: The Dread Lands is a complete region-adventure filled with dozens of adventures, custom monsters, items and characters to met and play with. With over 53 pages, this adventure is designed to offer the DM a complete new region to play with, and a series of quests that follow a main story…

  • The Horus Heresy #33 War Without End review

    War Without EndVarious2016 A collection of solid stories set in the Heresy. Anthologies are usually not my thing. While I do enjoy reading short stories on their own, anthologies tend to be a coin toss, and the great majority of the times you get a mixed bag of different tales. War Without End is a…

  • The Horus Heresy #26 Vulkan Lives review

    Vulkan LivesNick Kyme2013 Boring and at times pretentious. Oh well, I had been warned that the Salamanders books in the Horus Heresy are some of the worst. Vulkan Lives is, at best, just boring. There’s not a lot to capture from it, not a lot to learn, and it reads like some heavy overdone fanfiction…

”Not all those who wander are lost”

– Gandalf

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