In this video on the Sundara: Dawn of a New Age setting, Neal Litherland talks about the two current types of firearms in the setting, and a potential third type.

This video shows how to make some cheap cavalry traps or stake trenches from foamboard, polystyrene, kitchen paper, toilet paper and cocktail sticks, usable in fantasy and even futuristic games.

In this episode, Neal looks at why it’s important to know just who is the audience for your game.

In this YouTube video, I take a look at various things I’ve picked up, mostly on walks, and what they could be used for in tabletop crafting.

In this video, Neal Litherland reads the fiction “Bloody Business – A Hunter: The Vigil Story” from The Blade Itself – Corrupt Equipment For Hunter The Vigil.

In this video, I dismantle an old pair of computer speakers in my latest dismantling of items looking for greebles and other parts that might be usable in scratchbuilding.

In this episode of Discussions of Darkness, Neal Litherland looks mourning cant, language and operation security in the Chronicles of Darkness.

A brief video showing the stages of drawing Map – Warehouse.

In this video, Neal Litherland explains why so many role playing games are based around Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition, even if they didn’t start out using it and even if it seems a poor fit.

In this video, some grotjets, including adjustable flight stands, which could be used as Stormboyz proxies as they’re on 32nn round bases, are built from cheap materials.