These Old Games

11/26/2025

Here is an older post about how locating items turns into an RP hook. It's written in terms of , but could be used in any game.

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11/23/2025

Here is a truly tiny map. The Kingdom of Saunders is in blue. Sometimes, people forget it's a kingdom at all. The scale is 24 miles to the hex. , , .
You can read more about Saunders on These Old Games. The Kingdom is a part of a larger campaign, featured on my Ko-Fi Page.

11/23/2025

I have crafted two rough, 24-mile per hex maps of the Peninsula of Plenty. This post focuses on where the as-yet-unnamed human Empire is and the Elvenlands.

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https://ko-fi.com/post/The-Geographic-and-Geopolitical-Maps-of-the-Penins-J3J51P0CTV

11/22/2025

Woot! Two posts in one night. This post is from my blog, and I blather about , continuing the adventures of Rety and the gang on the .

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11/22/2025

I have another post from my Ko-Fi account about the Peninsula of Plenty. This one deals with the Human Empire and the Elven Colonies.

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11/17/2025

I threw together a Christmas shopping list. I love these items for drawing and game planning. You really only need a pencil, dice, and graph paper, but why not have the cool, great feelings stuff?    , 

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11/17/2025

Best friends.

11/16/2025

I'm s--ting in your chair.

11/16/2025

I've decided to start using my Ko-Fi page again, strictly for my project: The Peninsula of Plenty, An Encyclopedic Atlas and Gazetteer. This post is slightly rambling as I talk about a few aspects of magic on the Peninsula.

https://ko-fi.com/post/Magic-on-the-Peninsula-of-Plenty-K3K21OJGV4

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Philip Viverito of TheseOldGames.com published a post on Ko-fi

11/15/2025

Just quick post, no link to my blog.

I fooled a bunch of players by having some time travelling antagonists. As the party entered the ruins of a city, they would trigger a magical "trap" that would hurl them back in time to the day the city was sacked. The party was convinced that the enemy fading in were ghosts. The cleric would try to turn undead, which would fail.
If the cleric rolled good enough to turn a ghost, I'd have the raiders pause and look around for undead when the cleric did his sh*tck.

11/08/2025

Here is the last post in my series on
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11/07/2025

This is the second-to-last post for my series. I killed the party a couple of different ways.

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