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In Defense of the One-Minute Round

The six-second combat round de-emphasizes role-playing and problem solving in favor of brute force and pre-defined from-the-sheet actions.

Critical (fantasy) race theory

It isn’t racist to address D&D characters by their race. D&D character races are things the character can do. It is racist to imply that real world races are as inferior and superior as fantasy races. Woke racism is still racism.

Watches in Dungeons and Dragons Fifth Edition

Watches are actually a bit difficult in D&D 5e due to the sleep/rest rules. Watches with multiple people on each watch, for twice the eyes on target, are even more difficult.

Surprise and initiative in Advanced Dungeons & Dragons

For the North Texas Role-Playing Game Convention’s tenth anniversary, I ran an AD&D game; the hardest part was re-figuring out how initiative and surprise work.

The Great Falling War, Revisited

Delta’s D&D Hotspot revisits the falling wars, and provides a surprising bit of information about the lethality of falling.

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