Mazes & Mondays
Mazes & Mondays: 10 Tantalizing Treasures
When you navigate the crumbling ruins of a fallen empire, the promise of treasure pushes you forward. The thrill of prying open a sealed vault sets your heart racing.
Read MoreMazes & Mondays: Relics in a Fallen World
Today, we’re going to explore a topic that often gets overlooked in the thrill of dungeon delving: the ethical dilemmas of treasure hunting in a world shaped by survival and corruption.
Read MoreMazes & Mondays: The Broken World
Power vacuums don’t wait for heroes. They get filled—by mercenaries, cultists, guilds, warlords, desperate healers, and people who never wanted power but found it lying unclaimed in the rubble.
Read MoreMazes & Mondays: High-Tension Villages
Whether you’re bandaging wounds in a swamp, hauling relics from a crumbling ruin, or holding the line against screaming goblin hordes, sooner or later you’ll need a few extra hands—preferably ones not attached to undead things.
Read MoreMazes & Mondays: Forging Legends
Whether you’re bandaging wounds in a swamp, hauling relics from a crumbling ruin, or holding the line against screaming goblin hordes, sooner or later you’ll need a few extra hands—preferably ones not attached to undead things.
Read MoreMazes & Mondays: Hirelings & Sell-Swords
Whether you’re bandaging wounds in a swamp, hauling relics from a crumbling ruin, or holding the line against screaming goblin hordes, sooner or later you’ll need a few extra hands—preferably ones not attached to undead things.
Read MoreMazes & Mondays: The Gilded Mischief
Not the merry little sprites of tavern tales or the jingling knaves that dance across children’s rhymes. No—these are the old kind. The cunning kind. The kind that…
Read MoreMazes & Mondays: Lanternbound
Most parties treat light as an afterthought—someone’s got darkvision, right? But by making illumination a strategic liability, you can turn an ordinary dungeon crawl into a tense, resource‑draining nightmare. Enter: The Lanternbound, strange entities that feast not on flesh or fear, but on light itself.
Read MoreMazes & Mondays: One World, Two Lenses
At first glance, Blades and Bone and The Dark Fantasy of Sundrah may feel like distant cousins—related, but walking very different roads. One is lean, brutal, and stripped to the bone. The other is myth-heavy, god-haunted, and unapologetically epic
Read MoreMazes & Mondays: Cults, Crowns, Collapse
In Blades and Bone, the ruins of shattered empires are not set dressing. They are not convenient backdrops for combat encounters or loot tables waiting to be emptied. They are the bones of history, jutting up through the present, warping politics, faith, and ambition simply by existing.
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