So the other night, I had the pleasure of watching the extended edition of the Hobbit: Desolation of Smaug. The funniest thoughts occurred to me as I watched the scenes with Smaug. How exactly did Smaug manage to gather the hoard of coins together into one massive chamber? <spoiler>And after Smaug is slain in the . . . → Read More: Lost in a Dragon’s Hoard Is it possible for a game supplement to be too beautiful? If that’s the case, then the Book of Drakes by Adam Daigle and Mike Welham from Open Design would surely push that boundary to its limits. In a world where the greater dragons get all the press, it’s amazing to see the lesser dragons . . . → Read More: Supplement Review: Book of Drakes by Adam Daigle and Mike Welham from Open Design  Leave a comment  Adam Daigle, Artwork, Book of Drakes, Midgard, Mike Welham, Open Design, PDF, Playing, Products, Publishers  Adam Daigle, animal companions, Book of Drakes, Campaign setting, Dragons, drakes, kobolds, Magic the Gathering, Midgard, Mike Welham, Non-player character, Open Design, Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, Pathfinder RPG, PFRPG, supplement, Wolfgang Baur Before I get into the Kobolds of the Fallen Halls in depth, let me bring up one thing. The back cover and inside the front cover, you get a quote: “In the cloying dark of a dwarven hold long lost to fang and claw, two degenerate tribes of furtive kobolds fight a brutal war of . . . → Read More: Review: Kobolds of the Fallen Halls from Creighton Broadhurst and Raging Swan Press  |