Sounds pretty cool! I would love to view what you created. Would that be possible? Either sharing it here, or through personal messages?

Has anyone here further developed the Western Lands using Gonnerman's skeleton presented in Morgansfort? I'd be really curious to see what's been created/built...

I just finished Eastover Patrol. It was an excellent read! Several parts of it reminded me of R.A. Salvatore's work, which is some of my favorite fantasy literature. I'll take on the Forgotten Hero as soon as I get the chance. Echoing what others have said, I would also very much like to read more ...

It’s a shame Lulu’s shipping prices...well...stink. Otherwise, I’s purchase a print copy of every product.

Hello, I just finished the Eastover Patrol. I loved it and I want more of it. I will second or even third the request for more stories. I have yet to read the Forgotten Hero, but I will fix that here shortly. I will say that reading your story has me wanting to run another game more than before. I ...

You guys are funny. C’mon now, these are legitimate philosophical RPG questions here! hahaha

So, if I cast Stone to Flesh on a random stone wall, does it turn into a giant slab of meat/flesh? lol I always thought a cool idea would be if a master sculptor crafts this perfect life-size statue of a dark warrior, and then some powerful mage imbibes the statue with a soul, then casts Stone to Fl...

I am sort of a newb when it comes to the RPG thing and have only played a few written modules (all BFRPG). I have noticed that dragons are ultra powerful. And they should be, their frickin' dragons. My question is: How do they get incorporated into adventures? Do they only get used when playing wit...

I've used Dragons less than a handful of times in my games over the years of running D&D games. Very rarely has there been any true combat as they are so powerful and they are rightly feared but they are also very rare usually. The most recent use of a dragon was when a party was looking for a ...

I think there’s a forgotten mystique in those old 1E modules where, beyond the village and caves/towers, lies a completely unknown and mysterious world. It captures the essence of early fantasy. I like how BFRPG doesn’t focus too heavily on any grand setting. In essense, every adventure module is a ...