My kids are young and we play DND, and I’ve spent a lot of time partnered with a elementary and middle schools to run D&D clubs, so I run a lot of games for kids. I even wrote down some rough rules for a game I ran with my son, when he was 5 or 6. I get asked every now and again for advice, so I this time I wrote it down
Author Archives: Krusk
Forgotten Fate: Review
My review of Forgotten Fate, a fan made 5e revision that aims to fix core system flaws with a grounded rebuild and a compelling post-apocalyptic setting. It blends fantasy with lost technology, and offers fresh mechanics and lore for your home games. #TTRPG #RPG #DND #5e
Prestige Druids: Assorted 3.5 Prestige Classes
Got a wild bend, and wrote up 9 new 3.5 druid prestige classes, and fixed 2 official ones.
Acheron: TTRPG Review
The stand up folks over at Dark World Studios sent me a review copy of their game, Acheron. Am ambitious blend of 1984 and Lovecraftian themes in a d20 RPG framework. I share my thoughts, opinions, and overal take at the link.
Expanding Nets: 3.5 Homebrew
Some homebrew 3.5 content focused around nets.
Yeld 2e: Review
I barely scratch the surface of the awesome land of Yeld. A review of a really fun RPG by @modestmedusa.bsky.social #ttrpg #RPG
Review: You’ve Got A Friend In Me
A review of Greedy Gorgon’s You’ve got a friend in me! A guide for building party backstories in any RPG system
Varminthropes
Well thats certainly something. Varminthropes, or house rules to let people play were-starfish. You can finally sleep at night. #RPG #TTRPG #DND #3.5
Manor Lord: 3.5 Class
What a weird class. I wrote up a class based on the idea of sending a thousand commoners into certain death. Have fun.
Spell Tower
More Spell Tracking ideas. This one using a Jenga tower to track spells prepared each day for a d20 based fantasy RPG. #TTRPG #5e #RPG #DND
The TTRPG Factory 