The Dungeoneering Dad

Convert or else! [UPDATED on March 2, 2025 to fix links and new resources.] I've noticed that people come across my blog a lot while ...

Here is a link to last year's Thanksgiving Day post and probably the only Thanksgiving-related D&D adventure in existence:  The Fea...

( Updated on 3/2/2025) Castles & Crusades Society member, Duke Omote has created some kick ass house rules for Castles & Crusades, w...

This is Garhelm: If you want a better look, trying downloading the PDF: link Yep, as you can tell from the scan, I banged it out on som...

I had hoped that allowing any race to freely multi-class with Barbarian would encourage hearty PCs (see the "Classes" section of...

I’ve been digging through my old files (both paper and electronic) and have realized at some point I revised my initial rule-set.  Both of ...

Here are the setting-specific rules I provided to the players.  This is kind of a hodge-podge listing and isn’t in any particular order.  ...

I distributed this background to my players to set the tone of the campaign.  When creating this back-story, I had three goals in mind:  Wo...

My next few posts will detail a campaign setting I created a few years back for D&D 3.5.  I named the world “Garhelm.”  Why?  Because it...

Half Price Books is one of my favorite stores.  I love Borders as well, but they don't sell used books.  Since I have no interest in t...

This is kind of old news, but a Clash of the Titans remake is set to come out in March of this year.  Here is the full-length trailer (ther...

As I’ve alluded to earlier, nearly all of my D&D 3.5 experience has revolved around Necromancer Games (NG) products. I have played in a...