Dean's artwork is superb! His prices are very reasonable, especially considering the quality of his work, and he is prompt, easy to work with, and has great tastes in movies. I've used Dean's art for a number of my projects and will continue to do so.

Incredibly useful for anyone working on their own house rules and homebrew. Why isn't this in the DMG? It should be.

If you have never, ever, not once, contemplated writing a story or a novel, or creating an original setting for a role-playing game, and you have suddenly been struck with the urge to do so, but are having real trouble sorting out your ideas and your thoughts as to what you want to create, then this is an exemplary guide and I recommend it as a great starting place.

If you have any experience with running games, or writing fiction or comics, and you are looking for a system or a framework to hang your ideas upon, this is not going to be helpful to you at all.

This is real rudimentary, entry-level type stuff. Most of this treatise is a list of types of genres and elements of said genres, with simple one or two sentence explanations. There is no structure or guidelines to the document. it's all theory, and that theory is certainly revelatory, if not overly revolutionary.

This simple template is easy to use and is perfect for building a quick horde of nasties. Recommended for anyone using paper minis and wanting a little customization or a ton of minions to dump onto their players.

Gorgeous, beautifully designed paper model. This requires a lot of precise cuts, and a lot of patience. Even if you don't have a lot of either, you can still make a "charming" and somewhat uneven dice tower that will work beautifully. But if you have the time, or are learning patience, this is a great project. The finished piece is lightweight and remarkably strong. If you like the style, and don't mind taking your time, I'd recommend it most highly.