For some time now, I’ve felt compelled to migrate all of the content on the original Dahrqbrü web site over to a new subdirectory of this web site. I was using a free web host for the original web site, as a proof of concept. The site experienced a number of severe technical problems I couldn’t fix with that free service; I’m hoping that moving the old content here will resolve those issues.
Absolutely no lack of ideas for this site and my game. Many of those ideas are moving targets; I’m thinking things through.
Yesterday was all about collecting and breaking down my latest local haul of cardboard. I’ve spent most of today trimming it all down, sorting and storing it. This evening I could actually see walls again–but things still look like a hurricane blew by.
When a D&D podcaster recently made a familiar pop reference, I was reminded just how old skool I actually am. With D&D’s current popularity, it’s hard for me to fully appreciate that the majority of D&D players won’t immediately recognize the guy in this photo.
The cover image of this PDF supplement caught my eye yesterday as I was absolutely not doing any kind of super secret DM-type research. Seeing it listed on the 
Back in the time of the dinosaur, the way I learned to play D&D was primarily based in the “theater of the mind”-style of storytelling. Sure, I owned vinyl grid mats, and there were occasions where we’d break out a few minis, but this was fairly infrequent.