Bucket of Death!

It seems that every week, the bucket of links gets bigger. Are the more and more good blog posts out there or am I just becoming less picky? Anyway, here is this week’s best blogging.

• Standing up for 3rd Edition, Chad Perrin: SOB says We can have more than one combat per session!
• Greyhawk Grognard points out an aspect of my early gaming expereinces that is missing nowadays: Dungeons as Logistical Challenges
• As WotC go around shutting down web sites, Greywulf says Playing it, yes. Blogging about it, no
• Games and Learning from Ten Letter
• Uncle Bear tells us about a free sourcebook – SKETCH: Echoes and muses on My Dream Game Room
• Purple Pawn ask What is Gygaxian? and The Gherkin Patch answers
  Gygaxian? It’s all about aspiration. Where as Tales of the Rambling Bumblers talks old-school and reminds us that You Say Po-tay-to, I Say Po-tah-to
• Bard of Valiant gets very creative in his sources of inspiration: Short Takes 02/21/09
• And Fame & Fortune have more web tools for groups and writing
• Random Dungeon Generators Reviewed by Inkwell does exact what it says it does.
• By Decree of the Czars gives us Gametable: Blood, Slime, and Ooze made easy!
• A very tenuous loop hole in the 4e rules is discussed by Book of Rev in How To Never Fall Unconscious: More Loopholes
• The Setting Less Traveled: The American Civil War is an interesting idea from Dungeon Mastering
• The Free RPG Blogs let us know about Old fashioned space opera, digitally remastered: Star Frontiers
• Where as a novel solution to Post-Apocalyptic Settlement Generation is the topic for How to Start a Revolution in 21 Days or Less
• Damn and Blast are two curses that don’t make RPG Dumping Ground’s suggestions for Curses
• Proof that when two sides of an argument go to extremes, it is hard to tell them apart. RetroRoleplaying discusses a very 4e like ideas in No More Clerics?
• A Hero Twice a Month asks Who Needs Powers Anyway?