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Rule of the Dice
http://www.ruleofthedice.com/
Welcome to Rule of the Dice. A place for all gaming goodness to gather and be eaten by hideous monsters or killed by ruthless wizards.
At Rule of the Dice the focus is on homebrew gaming. This is a site for everyone who has ever pressed pen to paper in the hopes of creating their RPG masterpiece.
All great games start at home.
- Author: John L. Williams
- Listed in: Gaming Writing
- Tags: gaming fantasy writing rpg role playing dungeons & dragons
Recent Posts
Awesome Pic of the Week
Unfortunately I don't remember where I found this picture or who the artist is. I am pretty sure it comes from DigitalArt.org but I can't say for certain. I think its a great piece and an inspiring looking place for adventures in game. I just imag...
The Whiner at the Table
In my years of gaming I've dealt with rules lawyers, power gamers, mix/maxers and almost every RPG stereotype. But in my opinion the worst, most irritating and contentious player is the whiner. A whiner is never satisfied. When their PC is is in th...
To Dave, Phil, Graham and Danny... Thanks for creating the RPGBN
I don't know any of you guys beyond the words on your blogs, but I wish I did - because, after all the shit you've put up with over the last little while I would take all of you out for a beer and some good food. Thanks for creating the RPGBN and th...
Dungeons & Dragons Cartoon
In case you haven't had your dose of 80's cartoon cheesiness you can watch every Dungeons and Dragons cartoon episode here. Don't watch them all at once or you'll go blind from consuming so much cheese. ...
The Gender Swap
I was reading this post over at Critical Hits about gaming women. As I was scanning the comments I noticed a few people stating that although they didn't game with women, the men in their groups would often play women. In my twenty eight years of gam...
Awesome Pic of the Week
This weeks picture comes from artist John Howe. He is best known for his Tolkien art, but his other works are pretty awesome as well. His depictions of Middle Earth are some of my all time favorites. I find his vision of Tolkien's world somewhat dark...
