This is a post Berin wrote on his personal blog about Building Monsters. There are approximately 92,955,807 monster books in the tabletop roleplaying ecosystem. That’s one for every mile between the Earth and the sun. Spacing them apart like that is the only way to make it feel like there’s not a glut. A lot of other books offer up advice on how to crunch numbers for the system of your choice to create new…
Final Day: Bundle of Holding Worldbuilder’s Toolkit 4 Revival Final Day: Bundle of Holding Worldbuilder’s Toolkit 4, gamemastering ebooks and play aids to help you run tabletop roleplaying game sessions. This bargain-priced revival includes two Kobold Guides, Engine Publishing’s Focal Point, and many more ways to enhance your tabletop fun. For just US$9.95 you get all six titles in this revived offer’s Starter Collection (retail value $45) as DRM-free .PDF ebooks: Kobold Guide to Combat (Kobold Press): Nearly 20 master designers give tips for creating great…
This Week’s Hottest Titles: 22 November 2020 Here are this weeks hottest titles from Dancing Lights Press for the week ending 22 November 2020. Adventure Generator Vol. 1 $4.99 Building Monsters $4.99 Adventure Generator Vol. 2 $4.99 Hippogryph Codex $4.99 Building Adventures $4.99 Building Theme $4.99 Building Characters $4.99 Building Worlds $4.99 Names and Their Meaning $4.99 Phrases and Names $4.99 Final Weekend: Bundle of Holding There are 5 Dancing Lights Press titles in the…
BUNDLE OF HOLDING, upcoming releases, and a print-on-demand update. This is the Reality Check, the Dancing Lights Press weekly newsletter for 21 November 2020. On one hand, I’m wondering how November is almost over. Did the end of the year sneak up on you, too? On the other hand, whew, we’re in the home stretch and 2020 is almost over. Hopefully next year will either hearken the return of the old normal, or we’ll make…
This is a piece Berin wrote over on his personal blog about creating the Hippogryph Codex. I’m not going to cut-and-paste sales copy in here. That’s not why you read this page. You can click the link at the bottom of the post and read that, and then hopefully buy a copy. “Good artists borrow, great artists steal.” Steve Jobs, who stole it from painter Pablo Picasso, who swiped it from composer Igor Stravinsky, who…