A Bowl of GLoG Soup

 


(Art by Everything)

1 Page of d6 GLoG

Sometimes you just want to put a big bowl of d6 in the middle of a table and play a game. This is GLoG for the dice goblins, the cubic sorcerers, and the champions of justice squared. This is a bowl of GLoG soup.

Someday, I promise, I'll start writing hexes and actual adventures, in the meantime, have some soup.

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