Get to it, you mealy boned maggots! That stone isn't going to cut itself!

Bloody-Beard Borsht

A very brief set of guidelines for writing material in or for the Cosmic Era setting

The see the land dragons of Tevesage is to see the sharks of the land.

Goblins for the Goblin Throne

An outcaste goblin with a sadistic streak and a secret talent

7 human-goblin relationships for the DungeonVerse, ala Huge Goblin Knocker and where to find them

There are sewers beneath the cobbled stone streets, carrying the filth of society away, rather than letting it pile up into steaming heaps of refuse. Something has moved into the sewers and is now coming to the surface to feed.

An Elven made memory stone

The Arrival of the Regiments has commenced

An offer, a long voyage, a bitter ordeal, and a knife in the back.

30 fantastic monsters to find living in a river. No humanoids, no shapeshifters.

30 slingers of spells, vendors of enchantment, and bizarrement.

Many times the Old World has been mentioned in my works. Submitted for your approval...The Old World.

"a new (scientific) truth does not triumph by convincing its opponents and making them see the light, but rather because its opponents eventually die, and a new generation grows up that is familiar with it."

Max Planck

You can't tell safe water from bad, well unless there is a pile of rotting bones in it with not a scrap of flesh left on 'em and then it's pretty obvious.

PVT. Quinn, memoirs

Hearthstones are actually the main part of a fireplace, but in this context, it is a magical item that is made into the focal point of a house for the DungeonVerse

We made a mistake, we assumed they were normal goblins, short and cranky as they were. We thought the horns were some sort of decoration or one of their fetishes. The horns were attached and they were much more than mundane grots. They were hell grots. 

A Hell House is a creepy, spooky, or otherwise sketch domicile where large numbers of people can easily vanish 

In Terrasquestone there are few things more exciting, scandalous, and subversive than Lord Firethorn's Tea

All too often, a new magical creature, or plant is not seen with wonder or awe, but rather a keen eye for exploitation. In the often violent and brutal realm of role-playing, the wonders of nature are often overlooked, and never realized. I though I would start this thread to see if anyone else had any ideas along these lines. With that being said, may I present...