The Gran March, occupying the fertile plains bordered in the west by the expansive Dim Forest and in the east by the Lortmil Mountains. While the northern baronies enjoy a temperate, dry climate, in the south the Dim Forest and the Rushmoor swamp generate dark mists and frequent showers. For Commandant and Country, I do solemnly swear that I will serve with true faith and allegiance in the Gran March military, that I will support and defend Gran March against all enemies, tha

The Gran March, it may feel as merely an extension of Keoland but it is more different than you think.

You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy.

Hear ye , hear ye!! It has finally happened, the new Gazetteer is out, it took me a couple dedicated days to get it animated. Always takes longer than one thinks. You can thank the horrible weather here for having me finish it. For those that enjoy the animation tricks...watch the Orc's Eyes. Each time I play around with the puppet effect it gives me a nice subtle tweak. What is really special in this video is my use of Photoshop's 'Generative fill' (Ai), for I was able to m

This is the second part on my Elves of Calenor series. A player of mine had some questions about elven age, looks and emotions so I thought

This is the first article of my elven series. Find out about Calenor and Dórnothilian and how TGL sees the elven subtypes.

This list can be found in the DND 3.5 Dungeon Master Guide and is a lot more useful than you would expect. Having an NPC on the fly can,...

*Dragon Magazine September 2000 (by Dawn Ibach) The old magazines hold so many small treasures. This list is may not be the coolest of...

Step into the tumultuous realm of Oerth, where creation and chaos collide in a cosmic struggle.

Dragon Magazine September 2000 (by Dawn Ibach) Your characters may be crossing a river or maneuvering a raft or small craft on the river....