The Skull & the Eye Session 2 Journals

Our heroes are underground, having faced some odd, silent goblins. A gorgeous grotto, filled with large, colorful, exotic mushrooms and lichen provided some respite...until something moved. By Aleksander Karner (Justin), human guide: Another letter from Aleksander to his brother in Tellis. I don’t even know where to start, man. Everyone but Haiko the Tortle seems …

Art That Inspires: Karmazid

In my continuing series on art that inspires my D&D games, I come to another force in the metal cover art world: Karmazid. While the previous piece in this series focused on Adam Burke and his invoking of folk horror, German artist Karmazid invokes a wider range of horror with a distinct focus on devastation. If I …

Magic Item Monday: Boxer’s Shoes of the Butterfly

Above and beyond, the pugilist class has been a house favorite in my group. It has resilience, solid damage, and a great mechanic in moxie. However, as a homebrew class it lacks magic items that benefit its specific class features. In addition, certain features get under utilized at times. This is where I came up with …

The Skull & the Eye Session 2 Reflection

Two sessions, it is officially a campaign. It is now also a sequel because the first character from the previous campaign makes an apperance! The Recap Character Journals are forth coming (along with more character profiles), I want to convey some of the difficulties I was having when going into and during this session; along with …

Magic Item Monday: Serpentine Cuff

Magical jewelry is a just a staple of D&D. All classes can use it, it can look innocuous, add flair, all kinds of stuff. Now I am a sucker for a good looking bracelet, arm band, or cuff. Combine that with a sense of subterfuge magic jewelry can bring to a game, I wanted to make …