something i’ve always found somewhat whimsical about od&d is that due to how the encounter tables are set up, there is basically always a minimum 12.5% chance you run into a werewolf (well, lycanthropes generally).

just made a new proxy for a friend :3

thinking about rk post's art for mtg... such an unmatched aesthetic!

finally sat down and learned how to do tables in html. im about to become unstoppable. (no new post just playing around)

oo i like this one!

going through some old dungeon keys i wrote around this time last year. i wonder what was going through my head when i wrote this one?

open letter to the spiders that index the web: why did you pick the strangest possible sentence to put here? i guess im not complaining, but its somewhat odd.

sharpie proxies

super excited about this map one of my players made during tonight’s session!

did a model kit tonight!

hey folks, i sorta stumbled into a #BLOGGIES24 nomination this year, and since my blog is pretty new, i figured i'd introduce myself:

my name is alice, i run the blog dungeon doll, where i post gameable stuff for od&d. Dungeon Gods is going to be up for voting tomorrow (Jan 10th)! here's a sample:

re-reading od&d again. i really like the idea of applying the “20% chance to speak common” to things that don’t normally speak at all. talking animals anyone?

rediscovering the joy of drawing a little map :)

Does anyone know of miniatures that have a sort of battle-maiden aesthetic? Like this sort of vibe:

Working on a quick list of house rules for an FMC/od&d game :3

Been getting back into NetHack. I have so far been killed by a Y, an S, and now an &.