Ludus Carcerum

A D&D test kitchen.

Saturday, April 30, 2011

Experience in the Open Game Table

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One of the major concerns I had before I started running my open game table is this: How should we handle character levels and experience? ...
Thursday, April 28, 2011

Custom Reincarnate Tables

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If you are looking for (or wish to return to) the central list of my updated Reincarnate tables, click here . If you're not in a hurry ...
Tuesday, April 26, 2011

Open Gaming Table 2

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So I set up a megadungeon for my Open Gaming Table. There are at least five main areas of ingress, scattered around the slopes of Mount Dis ...
Sunday, April 24, 2011

Natural Consequences 2: High Seas 3: Open Gaming Table

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If you were paying attention to the summary of my High Seas campaign, you may have noticed a recurring theme: players not being there, shuff...
Friday, April 22, 2011

Reworking Mongrelfolk

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Mongrelfolk are among the most common races in my campaign. But, if you look at them, they're actually kind of weak, or at least uninter...
Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Myconid Monster Class

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The first few times I came across the myconids in Monster Manual II , I dismissed them as silly. Recently, I saw them again, and decided the...
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Monday, April 18, 2011

High Seas Campaign Summary, Part 2

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The wizard studied the tomes they stole from the temple of Vecna for a bit, and discovered that Vecna's followers had a straightforward ...
Saturday, April 16, 2011

A Foot In The Revolving Door of Death

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Everyone complains about the Revolving Door of Death in D&D. You die; so what? The cleric will just resurrect you. You lose a level, psh...
Thursday, April 14, 2011

High Seas Campaign Summary, Part 1

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The campaign, discussed the other day, started out on Shell at level 4, with a wizard, a rogue, and a swashbuckler/knight, who were all summ...
Tuesday, April 12, 2011

Genetics in D&D

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I'm a big fan of genetic heritage. D&D has a number of different rules for dealing with heritage, and it's never entirely easy t...
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Malimar is a neurodivergent and queer English Language Arts 7-12 teacher, living and teaching in Buffalo with their partner, four cats, and some fish, snails, and plants. They enjoy language and its subtleties, teaching, philosophy, nonhuman animals, and tabletop roleplaying games – a collection of interests which may seem eclectic but which fit together like a jigsaw puzzle in their brain.
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