Dice in the North

1d20 Ways to get the demon's attention

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1 Call their name three times 2 Say their name 3 Think their name 4 Look in a mirror, any mirror 5 Compliment them out loud 6 Insult them ou...

Message for you

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Message is a classic spell, one of the oldest and most useful out there. Here are some variations on it for when you want to play with magic...

Tiny Coffins Challenge: May

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 Welcome back! This month's prompt is: "winding trails, disorientation, and the scent of flowers" Getting lost in the woods is...

How are the guards tonight?

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Unless you invested in perimeter golems, guards are people. They have off days, get distracted, and are people . It's unlikely that ever...

Tiny Coffins Challenge: April

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 Welcome back! This month's prompt is: "waking, hunger, and iron determination" Early spring is a hard time in nature. The hop...

Spell Reeds

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Magic is inimical to human life. It consumes the unwary and eventually burns out even the most judicious mage. If overused or worked without...

Tiny Coffins Challenge: March

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This month's prompt is: "volatility, predictions, and the slow grind of change" March might technically be spring, but around ...

d10 Unsettling Natural Phenomena

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1 Moss Mist - Opaque green fog banks that carry microscopic fibers and spores of moss in their droplets. Occurs regularly in the spring when...

Fire Tyrant

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A massive salamander with the ability to control fire. These intelligent creatures cause chaos by entering a settlement, extinguishing all f...

Tiny Coffins Challenge: February

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Welcome back! This month's prompt is: "bonds and letting go" We usually think of bonds in the context of connections to people...

Tiny Coffins Challenge: January

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 Welcome back and happy new year! This month's prompt is: "waiting, sleep, and the in-between" I'm all about liminal space...

Midwestern Magic

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The midwest is goofy. I won't deny it. Revel in it instead. Here are a few midwestern stereotypes and customs boiled down into magic ite...

Project Ampersand 2: A Learning Tool

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The first thing I noticed about the original text is how focused it is on teaching new players everything. Not just the rules but also the b...
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