Heroes of Lesser Earth Webcomic
…A Dungeons and Dragons Webcomic. Comic: Monday, Wednesday, Friday. Blog: Tuesday, Thursday
From the monthly archives:
As my Romanian friend next door likes to say, this video “has my heart.” Now I know that many of you are cute-o-phobes, and I’d suggest that you just skip this one. It is endearing and uplifting, and you likely won’t want to watch. I, on the other hand, got almost ten seconds into it [...]
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Lena and I have been talking a lot about the afterlife recently. Is there one, what is it like, will you get to see your friends, do you have to see your family, does the cable ever go out, that sort of thing. If classical Christianity is to be believed then hell is forever burning [...]
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I saved this for the Friday blog because it’s awesome, and I wanted you to have all weekend with it. This is an article I cadged out of my friend and fellow gamer Lloyd Brown, who among other things is responsible for much of the World of Kalamar campaign setting by Kenzer and Co. Enjoy! [...]
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Every once in a while a video comes along that is just wrong enough to need to be shared with everyone in the whole world. I suggest watching it with a beer, for those of you who work at home. It starts amusingly enough, but then for me quickly became so ridiculous that I couldn’t [...]
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Getcher Geek on: A Retelling of The Matrix Disclaimer: Any use of the word “Christian” below refers to all Christians other than you and people you know personally. Obviously I would never say anything bad about you guys. You guys are the best! So I was on this web site that was talking about how [...]
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Well it’s September now, and in six days (as of this posting) summer will officially be over. I’m sure we all know what that means… that it’s time now for stores to start decorating for Christmas, and for the Christians to start complaining that they aren’t allowed to celebrate it! In this spirit I am [...]
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As a younger man, I experienced several strange events that I was certain had been the result of supernatural… even ghostly… activities. Added to this was the weight of numerous tales from seemingly anyone I asked, recounting stories of their own. How, in the face of all of this anecdotal evidence, could I doubt? In [...]
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When I was… oh, in my early twenties… I had a D&D character named Santiago that I dearly loved. He was fast, light, happy, and witty, the perfect swashbuckler. He was heroic and good, the way I would like to be, if I weren’t constantly defeated by the banalities of the real world. He was [...]
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Lena and I have two cats we will not be “replacing” when they go, though we will likely always keep a dog in the house. Our dog now, Guinness, is one of the most mellow, loving animals I have ever met. He’s a good-looking guy too, and we are constantly getting greeted by folks in [...]
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Do you live in New York or LA… and just before you meet someone new and significant in your life you are treated to a aerial panorama of the skyscrapers of your city? Do you have familiar, slightly goofy music that accompanies you and highlights your misadventures? If you are a woman, do you work [...]
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Fourth edition D&D has one new thing in it that I love above all others, and that is the concept of minions. Minions bring the crazy, over-the-top bad-assery of movies and books home to your gaming table in a way no other game mechanic ever has. For those of you unfamiliar with the concept, a [...]
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Few people who have watched the new Battlestar Galactica series doubt the show’s brilliance or social relevance in today’s (or any other day’s) world. The issues addressed, as in any good science fiction, are universally human issues, that play across every time and strata of the human experience. But aside from all that high-falutin’ social [...]
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