By Yax -
December 31, 2007 -
6 Comments
D&D Monday morning speedlinking
It’s Monday morning and you’re hung over from that New Year’s Eve party? Pop 2 tylenols, drink water, and check out these links.
DNDMMSL 01-01-2008
To start 2008 with a clean bookmark folder I’ll link to everything I had bookmarked that I haven’t written about yet:
- I don’t think The Black Mirror Project was meant to be enjoyed by the public but you’ll find some great stuff in there. Definitely give it a look.
- Encounter-a-day is a campaign journal. I enjoyed the Campaign Fluff posts.
- Babble and Stuff writes about babble and stuff. Very entertaining.
- You have absolutely no reason not to click on this link: The Shining is a sappy romantic comedy.
- Some stuff related to Planescape.
- HAG stands for High Adventure Games.
- When squirrels attack run for your life.
- Heroes of Lesser Earth (HOLE) is a webcomic.
- Of Dice And Dragons has a lot of great content for DMs. It’s also infinitely more interesting than Of Mice And Men.
- Kill the Wizard First is good advice, but also a great blog.
Enjoy!
Regarding The Black Mirror Project – Thanks for the mention, Yax. We didn’t intend the site for public consumption but we don’t discourage it. Our group is back to playing D&D with elements of the original and 2nd edition after about a 17 year hiatus. We play once a week and as soon as our current DM tires of running his campaign we’ll switch up and I’ll be running the Black Mirror campaign. I’m encouraged that you found it interesting. I’ll try to post a campaign blog once it gets going. Keep up the good work.
Yay! I love Heroes of Lesser Earth! And thanks for Kill the Wizard First. I love D&D blogs. (duh!)
(hides in shadows)
(wishes a happy new year)
:)
I have to disagree with the Of Mice and Men comment. But, thanks for the rest.
Thanks for the link, Yax! Glad you’re enjoying the campaign fluff articles, I always feel guilty about writing them because they’re not technically encounters. :)
Thanks for the link Yax – it’s nice to see that my slice of the Internet is being read and enjoyed by others.
Best wishes for 2008.