Dungeoncraft Archive

Martin-TT

April 23rd, 2006 | Online Resources, Worldbuilding | Printer Friendly

I somehow missed that John Kim (who I interviewed for TT) maintains an archive of Ray Winninger’s excellent “Dungeoncraft” column from Dragon Magazine. All 29 entries are available online, or you can download them as one big ZIP file.

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Martin-TT

"Martin Ralya (TT)" is two people: Martin Ralya, the administrator of and a contributor to Gnome Stew, and a time traveler from the years 2005-2007, when he published the Treasure Tables GMing blog (TT). Treasure Tables got started in the early days of RPG blogging, and when Martin burned out trying to run it solo he shut it down, recruited a team of authors, and started Gnome Stew in its place. We moved all TT posts and comments to Gnome Stew in 2012.

2 Responses to Dungeoncraft Archive

Kestral on April 23, 2006 at 9:54 pm

A nice resource for entry-level world-builders. I am in the process of making my first home-brew world, and I guess I had been doing more right than I thought.
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dave on May 3, 2020 at 9:27 pm

do these violate copyright? I do wan’t to read them but I don’t wan’t that.
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