DarkDimension

The other day I was at a store and the cashier said “hi, how are you?” My automatic response was “fine, and how are you?” She seemed sta...

It's logical to follow up on the previous review of Lorien & the Halls of the Elven Smiths with another elven stronghold. Rivende...

I've decided to loosen up on these reviews/overviews of old roleplaying game supplements, and try to put them into some kind of cont...

Published in 1974, this book posits a post-apocalyptic world that seems more realistic than most. Once a speculative future vision, it is...

The Void and endings have haunted me as long as I've been able to contemplate them, and even before that I can recall being troubled b...

I think I'm finally settling into a mindset where I can be OK with remaining in Ohio. I miss SoCal, of course, but I'm revisiting t...

Occasionally I'm struck by how tenuous the link is between any given person and me. Thinking about it, it amazes me how many friends I...

There are a couple of editions of this; the cover pictured, the original version, is the one I own. The book is loose-leaf, three-hole...

This is a "generic" supplement designed to be used with any fantasy roleplaying game system. In this case, it covers a continen...

Town of Baldemar is a generic roleplaying game supplement. It details a town that can be used as a home base for adventurers, or as an a...

Umm, yikes. They heard of the Great Barrows, and the green mounds, and the stone-rings upon the hills and in the hollows among the hi...

Calenhad is one of seven beacons that stand along the northern border of Gondor in Middle-earth. When danger was at hand, huge fires wer...

Weathertop is an iconic location in Middle-earth. In The Lord of the Rings movies, it is a ruin; in the book, it is barely even that, ...