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The Dragon's Den

Eric Dill

A solo ttrpg gaming blog

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An Archive Most Fell

Bright Crescent Company is my up-coming solo TTRPG where you take on the role of a Commander leading their Company into the Burning Lands. While only the Commander has stats, each company member provides various benefits: advantage against...

6 days ago
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Dev Log [6.30.26] - Creating a Character

The readers have spoken, and this little experiment has become a fledgling game of its own! Now that we’ve looked at the four playable ancestries (Pteron, Anuran, Pufforell, and Human) and explored a bit of the setting’s lore, it’s time to...

8 days ago
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A Legion of Fell Foes

Bright Crescent Company is my up-coming solo TTRPG where you take on the role of a Commander leading their Company into the Burning Lands. While only the Commander has stats, each company member provides various benefits: advantage against...

13 days ago
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Mechanics Experiment: Morrowind as TTRPG

With the poll on Character Creation complete, we will be going with the Condensed Attributes + Skills option. I’ll work on putting together a tentative character creation post in the coming weeks so that you folks can experiment with creati...

15 days ago
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Into the Darkstone Tunnels

Bright Crescent Company is my up-coming solo TTRPG where you take on the role of a Commander leading their Company into the Burning Lands. While only the Commander has stats, each company member provides various benefits: advantage against...

22 days ago
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