Character stable #32

The most recently played characters are listed first, aside from the graveyard, where the highest wargamey experience gets priority place.

Characters in active campaigns

• Ælfstan, a psionic monk who lives in poverty and has opinions about organized religions. In Gnarley woods in Greyhawk. Level 4, wargamish experience 6797, modern D&D experience +1156 and average attribute +1, wargamish average attribute 13.
• Senja, a mercenary scout who would rather not kill. Adventuring in Wilderlands of high fantasy, near a fortress on the borderlands. Level 4, total experience 14066, average attribute 11. Wargamey experience 1656, cheap wargamey experience 10628, miscellaneous experience 1782.
• Fridswid, a young witch adventuring with elves in Castle Greyhawk. Level 2, wargamey experience 1842, miscellaneous experience 1020, average attribute 12.
• Gotdorfd, a very unfortunate pickpocket who was caught and pressed into service as a dungeon guide in Great kingdom, in the world of Greyhawk. Currently adventuring in Gnarley woods. Level 1, experience 367, average attribute 10.
• Guinevere, the current queen of Camelot, but now adventuring in Greyhawk. Average attribute 12, level 1, wargamey experience 159, miscellaneous experience 240.
• A dungeon badger in the dungeons of Castle Greyhawk. Hit dice 2, average attribute 11.

Tournament of fear survivors

These characters are technically in Coup de Greyhawk, but I would not mind playing one of them in another campaign, either.

• Geoff, a noble from Ammeni, out in the world to have fun and make trade agreements. Level 1, experience 25, average attribute 10.
• Melville, a poor Parisian master clerk. Level 3, experience 315, average attribute 10.
• Jarque, a Maldorean knight out on an adventure. Level 1, experience 105, average attribute 12.
• Jack Stone, a mage who used to rule the streets of a modern city, now transported by paradox into this fantasy land. Level 1, experience 10, average attribute 11.
• Zeilee, a space station engineer. Level 1, experience 10, average attribute 11.
• Duran-Dûn, a dwarfish mine foreman out to gather an army and take back his position and home. Hit dice 2, average attribute 16.
• Ostrot, an extraplanar rat-monster with a terrible bite. Hit die 2, average attribute 12.
• Seela, a praedor against her will. Level zero, average attribute 11.

Free characters

• Bonicalcus, a drug-addicted underground alchemist and healer under a fantasy metropolis. Average attribute 11, highest skill value 64 %
• athes, a cruel pseudo-mongol mounted archer. From Barren lands in Greyhawk and adventuring in Theranos. Level 5, average attribute 11. Wargamish experience 145, modern D&D experience 6070.
• Lambros, a stoneman and a newly initiated thief. Strides 3, average attribute one dot.
• Vasana, a heavy cavalrywoman of the Ernaldori clan of the Colymar Tribe, in Glorantha. Average attribute 14, highest skills and affinities 90 %.
• Torgun Sigurddottir, a skjoldmøy from a shattered Norden, adventured last near Saxon. Level 2, adventure points 229, average attribute 10.
• Melaku, a godbound in the village of Waja, in Ancalja. Level 1, average attribute 15, experience 2, spent influence 0.
• Sølv, a human leader who owns a great farm, last seen in Saxon. First level, 73 adventure points, average attribute 13.
• Shahu, a human merchant (or maybe a naga wizard) working for the glory of his trade company (or maybe nest). Currently active near Saxon. Level 1, personal adds -1, total adventure points 358.
• Pönk, level 4 wolf troll warrior in the empire of Khazan, near Saxon. Personal adds 41, total adventure points 624.
• An orcish archer, rampaging through dwarven mines.
• A human adventurer who is quite certain they are born in a wrong body, being actually an elf. Cursed to burn eternally, suffering from terrible pain, but surviving regardless.
• A swashbuckler buckling the swashes in northern Golarion. Level 1, average attribute 12.
• Imhotep, a mummy masquerading as a historian in the modern Paris, though still wishing for the good old times to come back.
• A teenage nerd mage, quite good with telekinesis.
• Torakka, a superhero with the powers and inclinations of a cockroach.
• A paladin, doing paladin things in some fantasy world. Level 1, average attribute 12, experience 3.
• A barbarian, strong and not very social. Level 1, average attribute 13.
• An elf, level 1, experience 100, last seen adventuring in castle Caldwell.
• Jussi Puska, a ranger who can not fight with two weapons. Level 1, average attribute 13, experience 0. Soon to adventure in Gnarley woods, in the world of Greyhawk.
• A young priest and praedor in Jaconia.
• A noble of light in the Star wars very extended universe.
• An apprentice Orlanthi shaman in Glorantha.
• A wood elven ranger, level 2.
• A student of statistics that has heard of the first signs of a coming zombie apocalypse.
• A bear using a big log as a weapon. Level two, experience 135, average attribute +2.
• A commando on a task in a near future banana republic in Middle or South America.
• A samurai adventuring on an island full of mythical creatures.
• A rich Roman senator on a boat to Britain, out of favour and property in the capital.
• A mercenary minotaur illusionist, using walls of silence and darkness to obscure his position, while using grenades and a machine gun to deal with his enemies.
• A doppelgänger, hit die 1, average attribute 14.

Graveyard

• Blarg, forest troll warrior died in the empire of Khazan, near Saxon, killed while simultaneously killing a horrid necrolyte and saving the village. Level 2, adventure points 1560.
• Pöö, a warrior in the empire of Khazan, died in the blood feud of Saxon. Level 1, adventure points 1483.
• Garkromm, a savage entertainer from Abbor-Alz in Greyhawk, died in the dungeons of Castle Greyhawk, eaten by a fire beetle. Level 1, experience 268.
• Rodaria, a seamstress from the city of Greyhawk, died in the dungeons of Castle Greyhawk, pierced by two spears to their gut, one ripped out by a (friendly?) barbarian. Level 1, experience 209.
• Ottar, a chieftain from Sogndal, perished in Buffalo castle. Level 1, adventure points 127.
• Mitlar, a human warrior who was slain by killer bees in Buffalo castle while also killing them. Level 2, adventure points 62.
• Wohoo the gargoyle warrior, level 1, killed by an orc at the exit of Buffalo castle in Khazan Empire. 42 adventure points.
• Möö the urook warrior, level 1, died in a pit in Buffalo castle, killed by an orc. Empire of Khazan in Trollworld. 5 adventure points.
• Ranrance, a first level thief of small stature, mauled by a magical owlbear statue in Greyhawk. Level 1, experience 0.
• Lone wolf, a kai initiate, died in Flight in the dark, died a mutual death against a gourgaz when defending the fallen king.
• An advanced robot that did not manage to convince the judges that it had learnt what humanity is.

Theory review #60

• Kerronnalisista peleistä by Ville Takanen tells about games whose primary purpose is to give an alibi for players to play cool characters; Fate and World of darkness games are typical examples, as is Ars magica. https://pelilauta.web.app/thread/1tpdupsoQEqIKMN13tIy/view
• Sankarten polku by Wille Ruotsalainen discusses a megacampaign of BECMI-D&D that is played solely through convention scenarios, with permanent characters and changing player base. Twelve years and going strong. https://pelilauta.web.app/thread/hIkQWnSlogzyfWJpxz47/view
• The skeletons: pohdintoja pelistä by Sami Koponen explains the game and discusses the experience of playing it. https://pelilauta.web.app/thread/JRSenpNpeaYjECrAppdK/view
• Boot hill and the fear of dice by Rutskarn provides an example of an intrigue-based game where the rules mostly concern combat, with no social rules to speak of. https://www.chocolatehammer.org/?p=5773
• Rachel Beck used Apocalypse world’s presentation to organize a tutoring company for the better. https://twitter.com/rachelthebeck/status/1207093058770067456
• Game Design and Role-Playing Games by Staffan Björk and José P. Zagal, a chapter in Role-playing games studies: transmedia foundations, mentions some issues in roleplaying game design, but does not touch upon any modern or more interesting elements at least in tabletop gaming. Preprint https://nitessine.wordpress.com/2019/06/17/free-stuff-chapters-from-role-playing-game-studies-transmedia-foundations/.

Theory review #57

• New on desk #117 — Creative discourse pt. I by Eero Tuovinen, https://www.arkenstonepublishing.net/isabout/2022/03/30/new-on-desk-117-creative-discourse-pt-i/, discusses the creative dynamics in roleplaying culture; that game masters talk with other game masters but play with players.
• Science and technology studies and role-playing games by Rafael Bienia, a chapter in Role-playing game studies: transmedia foundations, preprint https://nitessine.wordpress.com/2019/06/17/free-stuff-chapters-from-role-playing-game-studies-transmedia-foundations/, introduces science and platform studies and gives a brief look on actor-network theory.
• Rules vs vigorous creative agreement by Vincent Baker, https://lumpley.com/index.php/anyway/thread/360, argues that rules should bring the unwelcome to the play, the things the participants would not have created by mutual agreement and consensus.

Character stable #31

I include some numbers that give an idea for the power level of the character. The most recently played characters are often listed first.

Characters in active campaigns

• Fridswid, a young witch adventuring with elves in Castle Greyhawk. Level 2, wargamey experience 1686, miscellaneous experience 1020, average attribute 12.
• Ælfstan, a psionic monk who lives in poverty and has opinions about organized religions. In Gnarley woods in Greyhawk. Level 4, wargamish experience 6251, modern D&D experience +1156 and average attribute +1, wargamish average attribute 13.
• Senja, a mercenary scout who would rather not kill. Adventuring in Wilderlands of high fantasy, near a fortress on the borderlands. Level 4, total experience 13856, average attribute 11. Wargamey experience 1656, cheap wargamey experience 10418, miscellaneous experience 1782.
• Gotdorfd, a very unfortunate pickpocket who was caught and pressed into service as a dungeon guide in Great kingdom, in the world of Greyhawk. Currently adventuring in Gnarley woods. Level 1, experience 367, average attribute 10.
• Guinevere, the current queen of Camelot, but now adventuring in Greyhawk. Average attribute 12, level 1, wargamey experience 159, miscellaneous experience 240.
• A dungeon badger in the dungeons of Castle Greyhawk. Hit dice 2, average attribute 11.

Tournament of fear survivors

These characters are technically in Coup de Greyhawk, but I would not mind playing one of them in another campaign, either.

• Geoff, a noble from Ammeni, out in the world to have fun and make trade agreements. Level 1, experience 25, average attribute 10.
• Melville, a poor Parisian master clerk. Level 3, experience 315, average attribute 10.
• Jarque, a Maldorean knight out on an adventure. Level 1, experience 105, average attribute 12.
• Jack Stone, a mage who used to rule the streets of a modern city, now transported by paradox into this fantasy land. Level 1, experience 10, average attribute 11.
• Zeilee, a space station engineer. Level 1, experience 10, average attribute 11.
• Duran-Dûn, a dwarfish mine foreman out to gather an army and take back his position and home. Hit dice 2, average attribute 16.
• Ostrot, an extraplanar rat-monster with a terrible bite. Hit die 2, average attribute 12.
• Seela, a praedor against her will. Level zero, average attribute 11.

Free characters

• athes, a cruel pseudo-mongol mounted archer. From Barren lands in Greyhawk and adventuring in Theranos. Level 5, average attribute 11. Wargamish experience 145, modern D&D experience 6070.
• Lambros, a stoneman and a newly initiated thief. Strides 3, average attribute one dot.
• Vasana, a heavy cavalrywoman of the Ernaldori clan of the Colymar Tribe, in Glorantha. Average attribute 14, highest skills and affinities 90 %.
• Torgun Sigurddottir, a skjoldmøy from a shattered Norden, adventured last near Saxon. Level 2, adventure points 229, average attribute 10.
• Melaku, a godbound in the village of Waja, in Ancalja. Level 1, average attribute 15, experience 2, spent influence 0.
• Sølv, a human leader who owns a great farm, last seen in Saxon. First level, 73 adventure points, average attribute 13.
• Shahu, a human merchant (or maybe a naga wizard) working for the glory of his trade company (or maybe nest). Currently active near Saxon. Level 1, personal adds -1, total adventure points 358.
• Pönk, level 4 wolf troll warrior in the empire of Khazan, near Saxon. Personal adds 41, total adventure points 624.
• An orcish archer, rampaging through dwarven mines.
• A human adventurer who is quite certain they are born in a wrong body, being actually an elf. Cursed to burn eternally, suffering from terrible pain, but surviving regardless.
• A swashbuckler buckling the swashes in northern Golarion. Level 1, average attribute 12.
• Imhotep, a mummy masquerading as a historian in the modern Paris, though still wishing for the good old times to come back.
• A teenage nerd mage, quite good with telekinesis.
• Torakka, a superhero with the powers and inclinations of a cockroach.
• A paladin, doing paladin things in some arbitrary fantasy world, as one does. Level 1, average attribute 12, experience 3.
• A noble of light in the Star wars very extended universe.
• An apprentice Orlanthi shaman in Glorantha.
• A student of statistics that has heard of the first signs of a coming zombie apocalypse.
• A bear using a big log as a weapon. Level one.
• A commando on a task in a near future banana republic in Middle or South America.
• A samurai adventuring on an island full of mythical creatures.
• A rich Roman senator on a boat to Britain, out of favour and property in the capital.
• A mercenary minotaur illusionist, using walls of silence and darkness to obscure his position, while using grenades and a machine gun to deal with his enemies.
• A doppelgänger, hit die 1, average attribute 14.

Graveyard

• Blarg, forest troll warrior died in the empire of Khazan, near Saxon, killed while simultaneously killing a horrid necrolyte and saving the village. Level 2, adventure points 1560.
• Pöö, a warrior in the empire of Khazan, died in the blood feud of Saxon. Level 1, adventure points 1483.
• Garkromm, a savage entertainer from Abbor-Alz in Greyhawk, died in the dungeons of Castle Greyhawk, eaten by a fire beetle. Level 1, experience 268.
• Rodaria, a seamstress from the city of Greyhawk, died in the dungeons of Castle Greyhawk, pierced by two spears to their gut, one ripped out by a (friendly?) barbarian. Level 1, experience 209.
• Ottar, a chieftain from Sogndal, perished in Buffalo castle. Level 1, adventure points 127.
• Mitlar, a human warrior who was slain by killer bees in Buffalo castle while also killing them. Level 2, adventure points 62.
• Wohoo the gargoyle warrior, level 1, killed by an orc at the exit of Buffalo castle in Khazan Empire. 42 adventure points.
• Möö the urook warrior, level 1, died in a pit in Buffalo castle, killed by an orc. Empire of Khazan in Trollworld. 5 adventure points.
• Ranrance, a first level thief of small stature, mauled by a magical owlbear statue in Greyhawk. Level 1, experience 0.
• Lone wolf, a kai initiate, died in Flight in the dark, died a mutual death against a gourgaz when defending the fallen king.

Theory review #54

• Krank läser och skriver om Delta Green-scenarier (feta spoilers) by Krank, https://www.rollspel.nu/threads/krank-l%C3%A4ser-och-skriver-om-delta-green-scenarier-feta-spoilers.67511/, analyzes many Delta green -adventures as webs of clues, and looks whether they are on a single track or have a more interesting structure.
• What does it take to be a “neotrad” role-playing game?, https://imbrattabit.wordpress.com/2019/12/09/what-does-it-take-to-be-a-neotrad-role-playing-game/, lists some typical features of neotrad games.
• Forge out of chaos: everyone is lying, https://adeptplay.com/actual-play/forge-out-chaos-everyone-lying, has discussions of perception-type abilities and of fantasy (heartbreaker) races.
• Cyberpunk RED – et besynderligt XP eksperiment by Morten Greis Pedersen, https://rollespil.blog/2022/04/01/cyberpunk-red-et-besynderligt-xp-eksperiment/, describes the experience rules of Cyberpunk red, which are based on the Bartle taxonomy. The rules do not seem to be very good.

Theory review #51

• You’ve landed on gaming group ”Park place”, pay $15 rent by Paul T. and others, http://indie-rpgs.com/archive/index.php?topic=22268.0, is a discussion of the social leadership roles in gaming groups.
• Collection of mechanics in TTRPG by Mansfeld, https://commonfortress.com/2021/11/05/eng-collection-of-mechanics-in-ttrpg/, provides a long list of different roleplaying game rules mechanics.
• Spelledarens roll i gamla spel, https://www.rollspel.nu/threads/spelledarens-roll-i-gamla-spel.77609/, is a discussion of and commentary on what some game texts from the previous millennium say about the game master’s role.
• The basic procedure of the OSR by W.F. Smith, https://www.prismaticwasteland.com/blog/the-universal-procedure-of-the-osr, discusses the core loop of OSR play and compares it with the conversation in Apocalypse world, finally offering a synthesis of them.
• What made World of warcraft’s environments so compelling? by Erich Grunewald, https://www.erichgrunewald.com/posts/what-made-world-of-warcrafts-environments-so-compelling/, posits theories pertaining to the question in the title.
• Prosopopeia (retorik, inte spelet) by Genesis, https://www.rollspel.nu/threads/prosopopeia-retorik-inte-spelet.78276/, introduces the concept of prosopopeia and ponders whether it is interesting in roleplaying narration.
• New on desk #112 — Buckyball Greyhawk by Eero Tuovinen, https://www.arkenstonepublishing.net/isabout/2022/03/06/new-on-desk-112-buckyball-greyhawk/, uses elementary geometry in the form of map projections to work on the Greyhawk Darlene map.
• Dynamic timelines in OSR play by Doof, https://doofsgoofs.blogspot.com/2022/03/dynamic-timelines-in-osr-play.html, presents an abstraction of time management, this one alike the usage die.

Theory review #48

• Intro to immersion 101 by Moyra Turkington, http://games.spaceanddeath.com/sin_aesthetics/7, shows what the theory discussion about immersion in the Forge sphere was like in 2005. The comments illustrate this further.
• Vaner og uvaner, version II by Morten Greis Petersen, https://rollespil.blog/2007/03/18/vaner-og-uvaner-version-ii/, observes that if we want particular character habits to create interesting decisions points in scenes, some habits demand creating new scenes or sources of conflicts, while others can be realized by setting up the relevant scenes in different circumstances.
• A li’l FKR caveat by Sandra Snan, https://idiomdrottning.org/fkr, discusses how free wargames can degenerate into meaningless improvization.
• The ICI doctrine: information, choice, impact by Chris McDowall, https://www.bastionland.com/2018/09/the-ici-doctrine-information-choice.html, explains the philosophy of play behind Into the odd and Electric bastionland.
• Apocalyse world 2nd edition, https://www.laenestolsrollespil.dk/2018/06/05/apocalyse-world-2nd-edition/, is a conversation about the game and Powered by the apocalypse -games in general. The understanding of story now might not correspond one-to-one with the usual use of the term.
• Why I love saving throws by Brendan, https://www.necropraxis.com/2012/07/31/why-i-love-saving-throws/, looks at saving throws as an alternate way of modulating danger; they are not guaranteed in the same way hit points are.
• Mitä se on kun mä larppaan? – Usva Sereginan Performing fantasy and reality in contemporary culture by Jukka Särkijärvi, https://roolipeliloki.com/2022/02/15/mita-se-on-kun-ma-larppaan-usva-sereginan-performing-fantasy-and-reality-in-contemporary-culture/, is a review (of the informative sort) of the book and also goes into the difference of otherwordly and othering performance.
• White dwarf: Issue #27 by James Maliszewski, https://grognardia.blogspot.com/2022/02/white-dwarf-issue-27.html, reviews the magazine issue and mentions a classification of dungeons and how one should play an alignment.
• 1500-tallets skattejægere – Det oprindelige adventuring party? by Morten Greis Petersen, https://rollespil.blog/2022/02/16/1500-tallets-skattejaegere-det-oprindelige-adventuring-party/, describes an historical adventuring party -like setup.
• New on desk #108 — Egalitarian prepwork by Eero Tuovinen, https://www.arkenstonepublishing.net/isabout/2022/02/17/new-on-desk-108-egalitarian-prepwork/, discusses using Discord chat for planning and lore dives between active play time.
• How to conduct research when worldbuilding by Jesse Gerroir, https://luminescentlich.blogspot.com/2022/02/researching-and-worldbuilding.html, briefly discusses how one should focus on particular aspects of a campaign setting when doing research on it.
• A history of business teaching games in English-speaking and post-socialist countries: the origination and diffusion of a management education and development technology by Joseph Wolfe, https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1177/1046878193244003, is a historical review from 1993.
• Clues in TRPG mysteries by Sandra Snan, https://idiomdrottning.org/clues, describes how to run a mystery game without creating the mystery in the fly and without planning intentional clues.

Magical magic

1. Magic by metaphysics.
2. Magic with a more or less randomized effect based on casting check (DCC, Them deeper bones).
3. Magic by creatures (Carcosa, Sorcerer).
4. Magic with a fixed effect, from an expansive list that implies engineering arbitrary effects.
5. Magic with a fixed effect, from a limited or quirky enough list to make every spell distinctly its own thing.
6. Magic with significant consequences or price.
7. Magic as GM fiat.
8. Magic as narration rights.
9. Magic defined as a formal effect, without an obvious necessary fictional interpretation.

Of these, 1, 7 and 8 are highly dependent on the group. Four is clearly engineering magic, whereas 1, 3, 5 and 6 tend to feel more magical. Two and nine depend on the degree and nature of randomization in one case, and on what kind of formal effects there are in the other.

Theory review #45

• Role-playing the self: trans self-expression, exploration, and embodiment in (live action) role-playing games by Josephine Baird, https://ijrp.subcultures.nl/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/IJRP-11-Role-playing-the-Self-Trans-Self-Expression-Exploration-and-Embodiment-in-Live-Action-Role-Playing-Games-Josephine-Baird.pdf, tells of a queer-friendly night club, larping and Final fantasy as means of playing with one’s gender in safe circumstances.
• Being a strange stranger in animal mayhem games, https://www.tuni.fi/playlab/being-a-strange-stranger-in-animal-mayhem-games/, mentions the concept of a strange stranger, a lens through which to see playing non-humans.
• White dwarf: issue #24 by James Maliszewski, https://grognardia.blogspot.com/2022/01/white-dwarf-issue-24.html, summarizes the contents of the magazine. Of special interest is Lew Pulsipher’s article that divides dungeon mastering styles into simulation, wargame, absurd and novel, the last one meaning story, rather than new. The magazine is from 1981.
• ｢Nordic Larp｣入門 : 芸術・政治的な教育LARPの理論と実践 by Björn-Ole Kamm, https://jarps.net/journal/article/view/2, introduces Nordic larp in general and includes discussion of a game about hikimoro as an example.
• Vastenmielinen D&D by Sami Koponen, https://efemeros.wordpress.com/2022/01/27/vastenmielinen-dd/, describes Sami’s emotional response to the race war that is so deeply embedded in D&D, even in the modern more inclusive one.
• Forest knights : a German approach to educational larp in youth work by Denise Paschen, https://jarps.net/journal/article/view/4, describes educational German larps and an organization responsible for them.

Character stable #30

I include some numbers that give an idea for the power level of the character.

• A dungeon badger in the dungeons of Castle Greyhawk. Hit dice 2, average attribute 11.
• Guinevere, the current queen of Camelot, but now adventuring in Greyhawk. Average attribute 12, level 1, experience 399.
• Pönk, level 4 wolf troll warrior in the empire of Khazan, near Saxon. Personal adds 41, total adventure points 624.
• Shahu, a human merchant (or maybe a naga wizard) working for the glory of his trade company (or maybe nest). Currently active near Saxon. Level 1, personal adds -1, total adventure points 358.
• Gotfried, a very unfortunate pickpocket who was caught and pressed into service as a dungeon guide in Great kingdom, in the world of Greyhawk. Currently adventuring in Gnarley woods. Level 1, experience 367, average attribute 10.
• athes, a cruel pseudo-mongol mounted archer. From Barren lands in Greyhawk and adventuring in Middle kingdoms. Level 4, average attribute 11. Wargamish experience 145, modern D&D experience 6070.
• Sølv, a human leader who owns a great farm, last seen in Saxon. First level, 73 adventure points, average attribute 13.
• Melaku, a godbound in the village of Waja, in Ancalja. Level 1, average attribute 15, experience 2, spent influence 0.
• Torgun Sigurddottir, a skjoldmøy from a shattered Norden, adventured last near Saxon. Level 2, adventure points 229, average attribute 10.
• Vasana, a heavy cavalrywoman of the Ernaldori clan of the Colymar Tribe, in Glorantha. Average attribute 14, highest skills and affinities 90 %.
• Senja, an outdoorswoman and commander who would rather not kill. Adventuring in Wilderlands of high fantasy, near the city of Modron. Level 3, experience 3723, average attribute 11.
• Fridswid, a young witch adventuring with elves in Castle Greyhawk. Level 2, experience 2580, average attribute 12.
• Lambros, a stoneman and a newly initiated thief. Strides 3, average attribute one dot.
• Ælfstan, a psionic monk who lives in poverty and has opinions about organized religions. In Gnarley woods in Greyhawk. Level 3, wargamish experience 4182, modern D&D experience +1156 and average attribute +1, wargamish average attribute 13.

Graveyard

• Blarg, forest troll warrior died in the empire of Khazan, near Saxon, killed while simultaneously killing a horrid necrolyte and saving the village. Level 2, adventure points 1560.
• Pöö, a warrior in the empire of Khazan, died in the blood feud of Saxon. Level 1, adventure points 1483.
• Garkromm, a savage entertainer from Abbor-Alz in Greyhawk, died in the dungeons of Castle Greyhawk, eaten by a fire beetle. Level 1, experience 268.
• Rodaria, a seamstress from the city of Greyhawk, died in the dungeons of Castle Greyhawk, pierced by two spears to their gut, one ripped out by a (friendly?) barbarian. Level 1, experience 209.
• Ottar, a chieftain from Sogndal, perished in Buffalo castle. Level 1, adventure points 127.
• Mitlar, a human warrior who was slain by killer bees in Buffalo castle while also killing them. Level 2, adventure points 62.
• Wohoo the gargoyle warrior, level 1, killed by an orc at the exit of Buffalo castle in Khazan Empire. 42 adventure points.
• Möö the urook warrior, level 1, died in a pit in Buffalo castle, killed by an orc. Empire of Khazan in Trollworld. 5 adventure points.
• Ranrance, a first level thief of small stature, mauled by a magical owlbear statue in Greyhawk. Level 1, experience 0.