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@dmlazenby.bsky.social · 3w ago

New blog post. A biggie. Resurrection is boring so I hoped to fix it. Resurrection needs to have consequences and it needs to be hard. It also needs to be fucked up in a fun way. #OSR #DnD #TTRPG #Blog #Glaugust 1-in-6-traps.bearblog.dev/resurrection...

Resurrection shouldn't be easy (#3 GLÅUGUST 2026)

Here is my homebrew take on high-level resurrection magic for this month's GLÅUGUST 2026, challenge #3. I was inspired by Beneath Foreign Planets's simple a...

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@dmlazenby.bsky.social · last yr.

Cataphracts is amazing. And it's great to hear these snippets about @samsorensen.bsky.social game. Cataphracts is Game of Thrones meets Risk. I am running a Dark Age vibes Cataphracts game. If you are looking for a game drop me a message.

sam “genial conversationalist” sorensen@samsorensen.bsky.social · last yr.

the latest in cataphracts: Brother Bleggarios, an Orthodox monk in the employ of an Imperial commander, sets down the historical record for all to see precisely as it honestly happened with neither embellishments deviating from reality nor purported prophesies of events to come

discord message from a user named "Bleggar" reading: "'Novan armies tirelessly campaigned across the continent hand-in-hand with Orthodox orders from across Voreia. The Kalkhanate and Valgars folded like tissue paper and were driven out of the continent before the brave legionnaires of the Empire. After a few months of decisive wins and freely distributing the plunder among the peasantry, a peaceful petition was received from Grand Princess Vyara of the Zlans for readmittance as an imperial province. They were received with open arms. Saint Marina of Sakarziya anointed the Emperor as Divine Scion of the Faith and the knightly orders of the Orthodoxy were in turn incorporated into the Novan administrative apparatus. Two hundred years of peace and prosperity followed in Voreia, and the heretic remnants, shamed by their defeats, scattered and dwindled into extinction. It is said that Taraghai Khan himself was a scrawny nerd to the end of his days.'"
Semen Tsevelev@tsevelev.bsky.social · 2y ago

So about the Compendium and how it is different from Cube World modules, besides being a big book and not a PDF. The Inquisitors' Road is one of my fave CW adventures. It's pretty much all text (the way I like it). In the Compendium, however, the NPCs for this adventure are presented like this.

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Semen Tsevelev@tsevelev.bsky.social · 2y ago

So looking forward to getting my hands on these 400 pages of pure LotFP-OSR-D&D-able goodness. (I have some of them as PDFs but, frankly, printed on paper they're much easier to use)