Friday: Time for a Bucket of Links

It is that time of the week when I empty out my bucket of the best links from the world of RPG blogging. Also featuring The Lead Bucket of miniature links.

• CrawlNotes v2.0: The only dungeon planning tool a DM needs? Play Write investigates.
• Critical Hits brings us Four Concepts Adrift in D&D
• How Much Campaign Do You Plan Before Start? is the question asked by Campaign Mastery
• DnD Corner is dead right when it comes to When Character Death is a Bad Thing
• Have a look at The Gherkin Patch and work out What kind of GM are you?
• Darran Sims brings us remix of Downfall: Getting in games at Conception. I can’t help wondering how many times that scene has been used and it turns out I’m not the only one: Hitler Remixes Are Big — on YouTube
• Not so much as a post but a new blog with an interesting angle: A Year of Frugal Gaming
• There is a ring of honesty in Nameless Kingdom’s Plugging my Favorite Free Systems
• Factions are the name of the game in Philippine Gamer’s Some of them want to use you…
• Newbie DM was first with the news that there is New 4th Edition Errata at the Wizard’s site

The Lead Bucket

• The Recursion King is Combining miniatures and roleplay
• On a similar note, Living Dice have Review: Wet/Dry Erase Cave Tile Mapping Set from 3Sages Games and also bring us news that Herolab and d20Pro Online Tabletop are Now Compatible
• The excellently named There and Blog Again… has more terrain for us, in this case Osgiliath
• Dodge’s Painting Blog has some very fine Russian Cossack Character Models
• Chicago Terrain Factory has a new take on terrain for Warhammer 40K: Hirst Pipe Mold Terrain
• What is small and deadly? 15mm WWII – German Artillery by Lord Ashram’s House of War