I saw a meme of how if there was a magic item that gave you a bonus to prevent disease, you’d wear it all the time. Well, I don’t know of such an item so I figured now was a great time to create one. Wear your face masks. Wash your hands. Social distance. PlayContinue reading “Pathfinder: Face Mask of Disease Prevention”
Author Archives: Dale McCoy
Pathfinder 1e: Bag of Wind
Over the years, I’ve read many mythological tales and seen such items in D&D/Pathfinder. Belts of giant strength, winged boots, various magical weapon and armor properties all owe their origins to the Greek, Norse, and other tales. Of all the items I have seen there one I have never seen: a big of wind. InContinue reading “Pathfinder 1e: Bag of Wind”
13th Age: The Mother, an Alternate Icon
All year long we are releasing alternate icons for 13th Age. Read previous entries in the series: the Usurper, Deposed Heir, Fleshcrafter, Herald, Wandering Spirit, and the Guild Mistress. This month we leave civilization behind and bring in someone that doesn’t dish out cruelty as much as giving others permission to release their own cruelty,Continue reading “13th Age: The Mother, an Alternate Icon”
PF1e: Apprentice Mage
I’ve said before that the next in the Book of Beasts series of NPCs known as the Character Codex will cover the Magus class. The first round of edits is moving along nicely (with some unrelated delays). So today I want to share with you the first NPC in this supplement. When I created thisContinue reading “PF1e: Apprentice Mage”
Black Lives Matter
Like so many of our fellow gaming industry professionals, fellow Americans, and fellow humans around the world, we at JBE are horrified and outraged by the death of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Eric Garner, Michael Brown, Tamir Rice, Trayvon Martin, and so, so many others. We say it with you: Black Lives Matter. We callContinue reading “Black Lives Matter”
d66: Reason for Not Writing a New d66 List
So I started working on some more d66 lists again, and I wondered why I hadn’t done more of this during the pandemic. I took some time and thought about it and realized why I hadn’t. So instead of writing at some length as to why I had not, I thought I would make itContinue reading “d66: Reason for Not Writing a New d66 List”
PF 1e: Tarfoot
Not long ago, I mentioned that while working on Book of Beasts: Magus Codex, I noticed there are far too few touch spells. Now that that supplement is with the editors, I am writing new spells designed with the magus class in mind. All of these spells are touch spells. Previously I showed off theContinue reading “PF 1e: Tarfoot”
3 Rules for Plot Lines in a Long Term Campaign
This blog post is my latest in my 3 Rules series. Check out the others here. During COVID-19, I’ve been running two D&D 5e games over Fantasy Grounds: one is for my daughter and her cousins, the other is for my wife and a group of adults. Through it all, I have a number ofContinue reading “3 Rules for Plot Lines in a Long Term Campaign”
Black Pudding Vial
There’s a thread over on Paizo.com’s boards titled Stuff You Wish Paizo Had Done During Pathfinder 1e. This thread is awesome for ideas for material to create for Pathfinder 1e. I just want to take a moment to thank every person that contributed to that thread; your thoughts are invaluable. Today we’re presenting an ideaContinue reading “Black Pudding Vial”
Skyrim, Witcher, and Tabletop RPGs
It’s 2 in the morning and I just brought peace to Skyrim by killing Ulfric Stormcloak, again. I haven’t played it much lately. For the past several months I’ve played Witcher 3 in my off hours. Both are first person computer RPGs but they are two sides of the same coin. The similarities and differencesContinue reading “Skyrim, Witcher, and Tabletop RPGs”
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