Delicious and Dangerous (A Short Story)
Taviel pushed off of the support beam and strode over to her mother, her green tinged face alight with amusement. “I left you a little something for the road.” She gave Nythera a peck on the cheek as she patted her pack a little too casually.
A Fireside Reflection (A Short Story)
A short story from 1321 AEC.
“Thranak leaned forward, resting his hulking form on his knees. “Cruelty, yes. Brutality, certainly. But not all orcs follow their ways. The Moz’zogg has its own code. We believe strength is nothing without honor. The Bru’gall... they believe fear keeps order. Sometimes, I think that’s all they know.”
#TBT - LIT: Vampires
A Living in Theria originally posted by Jason in 2013 about vampires of Theira.
Railroading Gets a Bum Rap
My thoughts (Susan) on “railroading” and why it really isn’t that bad when done right. In my opinion, anyway.
Sour Grapes
I’ve been thinking a lot about the work/life balance recently. I know that it’s important to have time off and to just turn your brain off for a while. I guess my problem is that I don’t know what that means for me. As humans we tend to “goldfish” our way into things.
17 Spells We Removed from Theria and Why
Recently we posted our Removed Spell List on World Anvil. These are spells that are in official WotC sourcebooks that Jason and I vetoed from the world. It was a process—reading every spell out loud and then discussing it. Here are 16 of the most popular or perplexing spells we decided to remove from our game of D&D and why.