Dice Upon A Time: Critical Miss

We’ve posted a new video for your viewing pleasure. A bit of a ramble, but hopefully the message’s not lost. To clarify one point: Bob mentions “nearly 50 years” of Dungeon Masters noodling with the game. D&D was first published in 1974, which is only 44 years ago, but the roots of the game go…

Robert E. Howard, Solomon Kane, & Mythic Games

We’ve posted a new video to our Youtube Channel, our second installment of Table of Contents. Please like and subscribe if it moves you to do so.

Dinner & a Movie

Apologies for last week’s absence, but we’ve been very busy. To make up for it, here’s a sneak peek at a top secret project in the works. Shh. Don’t tell anyone. This one is going to be special 😉 You might also like to take a look at our latest video. We’re still learning the…

Join us for a night of Dungeons & Dragons!

Join the Oak Hill RPG Club for a night of Dungeons & Dragons (first-timers are welcome) on Saturday 2/10 from 5-9 pm! If you have played previously with us, bring your level 1 character, or show up 30 min early to build a character. Two weeks ago, a group of soldiers fought to survive after…

Happy Birthday, Frank Frazetta!

In the long list of those who have influenced me greatly, Frank Frazetta falls just behind Robert E. Howard at the very top of the heap. Fitting since the two are so intricately linked. Whereas Howard wrote with blood and fire dripping from his Underwood No. 5, Frank Frazetta opened a vein and painted with…

Slave. Soldier. King.

I am thrilled to announce that I’ll be writing the introduction for Slave, Soldier, and King, a compendium of three Kull of Atlantis tales by Robert E. Howard. The collection is being published by Apollyon Press and Chance Phillips, with cover art by Marcio Moraga, interior art by Stefan Poag, and with additional art by…

Appendix N: Everything’s Coming Up, Conan!

Hot on the heels of our last two Appendix N features comes some very exciting news regarding everyone’s favorite Cimmerian. Hold on to your broadswords, kids. Amazon is developing a drama series based on Robert E. Howard’s Conan the Barbarian. Let that sink in for a moment. So, who’s behind the project? First we’ve got…