I did my best to make this slideshow amusing, but also genuinely informative for people who were curious about D&D.

If you enjoy this slideshow, you may also enjoy my two previous slideshows, and you should also check out my D&D tag.

If you enjoyed this slideshow and you ship Johnlock, you might want to read On The Ice, which goes into greater detail about how an actual gaming session proceeds, and also features plenty of smut.

I was on NW Nerdcast!

Would you like to hear me talk about…my first time?

(That is, my first time playing D&D?)

Then hop on over to the NW Nerdcast blog and download Episode Four! The host identifies me by some weird, other name which seemed to my parents like a good idea at the time. Just ignore that.

And if you’re a history buff, check out this episode of the Star-Trek-and-sex-toys podcast Look At His Butt from way back in 2008, where I went by Echo and discussed my Star Trek fandom activities.

Hope you enjoy!

A follow-up to my previous post, about Sherlock and D&D: could this be a Paladin John Watson miniature?

A follow-up to my previous post, about Sherlock and D&D: could this be a Paladin John Watson miniature?

asker

magicalmiserytour asked: OH MY GOD I am very pleased that you have a tumblr. Your fics are amazing! On The Ice is one of my all time faves.

Thank you, darling! Since I posted On The Ice, I’ve seen fantasy/medieval Sherlock fanart popping up — not related to my fic, but just other peeps who placed the characters in that sort of universe. I think the idea of John as a Paladin (or Cleric) and Sherlock as a Bard (or Sorcerer) is mind-bogglingly awesome, but that’s probably because I’m a nerd.

Anyway, here’s one of my favorites, by Xeora on DeviantArt. It’s not an illustration for On The Ice, but it could be.

The Chaotic Alignments.

The Neutral Alignments.

Dungeons and Hortas, Episode 6.

These were originally published in 2006 on my bygone website, The Echosphere, and were based on my D&D group’s actual conversations.

Dungeons and Hortas, Episode 5.

These were originally published in 2006 on my bygone website, The Echosphere, and were based on my D&D group’s actual conversations.

Dungeons and Hortas, Episode 4.

These were originally published in 2006 on my bygone website, The Echosphere, and were based on my D&D group’s actual conversations.

Dungeons and Hortas, Episode 3.

These were originally published in 2006 on my bygone website, The Echosphere, and were based on my D&D group’s actual conversations.

Dungeons and Hortas, Episode 2.

These were originally published in 2006 on my bygone website, The Echosphere, and were based on my D&D group’s actual conversations.

Dungeons and Hortas, Episode 1.

These were originally published in 2006 on my bygone website, The Echosphere, and were based on my D&D group’s actual conversations.