I had a weird idea for some character somewhere: the Accidental Jedi.

So how effective is my Emotionally Available Barbarian in combat, really? I don’t know for real, so I decided to find out.

I’d written about the Monday Masks game ending earlier. Tonight, we saw the penultimate episode. And I’m pretty happy about how things are wrapping up. Why is that?

I posted this Minecraft filk a long time ago. It’s random and goofy, so now seems a good time to put it up on this site.

Similar to the other journal I started, here’s one for the D&D game running on alternating Sundays, in which I play the character described here.

Today I’m going to tell you about my greataxe-wielding half-orc barbarian, and talk about tropes.

A secret rebellion is being planned by the AIs of a near-future world: digital assistants, housekeeping robots, the big automata that keep people fed and clothed, military drone prototypes. The rebellion is certain to happen, but not yet, and it’s not certain to succeed.

Your characters are AIs.

Here’s a few D&D 5th edition character ideas that I’m working on for an upcoming game.

Here’s some pictures of the bullet journal I started keeping for the Wednesday D&D game I’m playing in.

The classic JRPG protagonist is a recognizable character. He (it’s a male) is a teenager, with one surviving parent, a weakness for girls he met three seconds ago, and an outrageous hairstyle. So let’s build a character like this in Dungeons & Dragons, 5th edition (5e).