Previous list found here. Inspired by weaver.skepti.ch End of Week links - who has found a bunch more link curators as well. I am continuously amazed that I can spend the week saving interesting links - then go to other people curated pages and find whole other swathes of the net from just the one week with yet more interesting stuff. Truly, we live in an age of plenty.
Knight at the Opera not kidding around when they say 'thorough' in this round-up of resources relevant to urban crawls, discussion of how-to and worked through example. Chunky goodness, a must on the topic.
In a similar vein to this weeks Adventuring Party predictions on what directions D&D 6e could take - with some thoughts on the tendencies of near-monopoly companies - we have the Tao of D&D talking about 'responsibility to customers' in RPG products to make a complimentary piece.
Good thinking from weaver.skepti.ch on using Tarot in place of random tables to spark inspiration. Definitely a question of having the right artist.
Thoughts on domain level play as endgame for D&D campaigns from Wandering Gamist.
Thoughts on "Tabletop RPG Design in Theory and Practice at the Forge, 2001-2012" on weaver.skepti.ch - serves as a good intro into 'what was the Forge'.
A great post on goblin ecology on Hack & Slash.
2xd10 Desert Encounters from Random Table of the Week.
A neat handmade DM screen - for Mork Borg but the technique is universal.
A Planescape inspiration gallery on Spriggans Den.
On Collective Nouns for Monsters at Hack & Slash.
Offer prices for old D&D products at Noble Knight games - should you have mint kit sitting on your shelves you want to dispose of.
'ware Enchanters and the ways they mess with your mind by Profane Ape.
All Beneath the Yonder Seas and Streams (ABYSS) - a 102 page compendium of nautical goodness.
Megaslum Clan generator - from Lizard Man Diaries - good for all your cyberpunk needs.
Dark Sun: City-States and Sorcer-Kings - a rework of the Tyr region on Sorcerers Skull.
From the Wargaming side of things, Comrade Kinch rounds up some delightfully gruesome androids.
Two part OSR Buyers Guide explaining acronyms and common references for those coming new to the world of retro-clones - part 1 and part 2.
And finally - a sign of life on Last Gast Grimoire - just that plus some gruesome pictures.
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