In playing tabletop role-playing games I notice that few people, other than myself and a friend of mine, ever take pole arms. This is odd since spear of various types dominated most of human history. Greek hoplites used spear, the Macedonian phalanx used long spears …
Lykam’s First Monster Hunting Guide is an A-Z combination monster book & coloring book fully compatible with HM4e*. When three of us friends decided to create a derivative work of HM4e* we knew we needed a really basic player book, a simple starting monster book, …
One question that may come to mind is “where would medieval people store things like food?” Well, the answer did not change all that much until the 20th century when electricity allowed for cold storage, and even now it still is not that different except …
Version 1.0 of the Encounter chart generator is complete and functional. Those with GM level access can try it out and feel free to comment about possible improvements or changes. What additional capabilities would you like to see? Try it Here: Creature Encounter Generator Additionally: …
Hello all, Epic Quest Virtual Convention is on for May 16th & 17th! The Dwarf will be volunteering at the convention. Event registration through Consilium Home
In medieval times most goods moved by boats or ships. A key component of where cities were located was the point at which ships could no longer easily sail upriver and goods had to be transferred to boats. When discussing oceans & rivers this point …
Started an open ARGHive group on Facebook so as to have net presence. The ARGHive is the organized play arm of Amalgamated Research Gaming Hub (aka, ARGH). The Facebook group will be used to make product & tournament announcement on social media, as well as …
In medieval times pigeon post was established for sending messages between towns and nobles. Nobles would raise messenger pigeons (descended from Rock Pigeons) in dovecotes, crate some pigeons up, and exchange crates of birds with other towns/nobles to carry messages back. Most birds can physically …
