Welcome to the Brewery
How typical, the year is ending and a new project, eh? Well, this isn’t so much a new project, but an explanation of what projects I am pulling together, all into one place.
So, lets get down to business, what is this all about? Simply put, this is my D&D area.
Now you may be crying out “Silent, you’ve already written a few D&D based blog posts on the main (and never updated) site, why do this?”
And you are right, I don’t update enough over on Geekenbrau, and splitting content is rarely a good idea, but I have a plan, over on Geekenbrau I will try and do semi-regular film reviews (aiming for monthly, no judgement) and here I will do my D&D content reviews, homebrew content and such.
There will be overlap in content, admittedly I will just be riffing some of the content I have already written over on the core site, but I will be doing two entirely new D&D focused projects here.
Firstly, I will be trying to do a monthly monster which will be focused on horror tropes and themes.
Secondly, I will be aiming to start a project based on my early D&D experiences in 4th Edition.
Beyond that, this will be somewhere to do stream-of-consciousness posts about things I enjoy, and things I want in 5th Edition, as well as class ideas, and if I can manage it I’ll even but one shot adventures out here.
Do remember however, that as much as I love Dungeons and Dragons, I also love a few other games, and enjoy trying new game rulesets, so there will be posts based around these topics as well, but the majority of content will be D&D, but I will make sure everything is tagger appropriately.
So that’s it, that’s the post, that’s the plan.
I’ve been Silent, you’ve been the reader, what more do you want?
I tell you what, I will give you a sneak peak of the upcoming posts currently planned.
Firstly. I want to do a more detailed post based around this twitter thread, detailing my thoughts and love of the Dungeons and Dragons film from 2000.
So, I heard there's talk of some fellow named Chris and a D&D film.
I hadn't planned to do this as tweets, but I'm going to tell you why nothing can beat the 2000 Dungeons and Dragons film, starring Justin Whalin, Marlon Wayans and Jeremy Irons.
A thread.https://t.co/wE2DW1vh0y— SilentAddle, Anti-fascist Bard (@SilentAddle) December 14, 2020
Secondly. I will be releasing the first of the homebrew monsters, detailing combat tactics as well as stat blocks.
Thirdly. There will be Goblins.