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Lands of Parsantium – Rezana, City of Ruins
With the Labyrinth Worldbook coming soon from Kobold Press, I thought I would publish a few posts and share some more information about my campaign setting, the Lands of Parsantium, one of the core worlds featured in the book. This all-new post describes the city of Rezana, former capital of the Bathuran Empire. Rezana, City of Ruins Founded…
House Hunter for D&D 5e
Many years ago, I ran The Vanishing Village by Marcus Rowland from Dungeon #19 for my wife Kate. Or rather, I attempted to run it. Her player character took one look at the suspiciously empty small village and decided to give it a wide berth. Every so often in the months (and years!) that followed…
D&D Adventurers League & More at UK Games Expo 2025
Last weekend was UK Games Expo at the NEC in Birmingham and, as always, we had a fantastic time playing games, hanging out with lovely friends, and buying stuff. Friday was all about D&D Adventurers League and the new adventures I’ve been working on with David Wright, Ian Hawthorne, and Colin Tweddle from Polyhedral Adventures,…
Empire of the Ghouls Session 0 – The Riverfront Rat Gang
After creating the player characters in Session 0, we had time to kick off the campaign in Zobeck with The Riverfront Rat Gang by Mike Welham from Kobold Press’ Book of Lairs. We narrowly avoided a TPK – the players seemed to forget how few hp their 1st-level characters had when they jumped down to…

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Bio
Richard Green has been in love with tabletop roleplaying games since the 80s. He is the author and publisher of Parsantium: City at the Crossroads, a city sourcebook for use with all editions of D&D and Pathfinder. His freelance design credits include the Midgard Worldbook, Empire of the Ghouls, and the Southlands Worldbook for Kobold Press, as well as work for the D&D Adventurers League and Raging Swan Press.
Richard lives in London, UK with his wife Kate and two little black kittens. You can find him on Bluesky @richgreen01.bsky.social, and Mastodon @richgreen01@dice.camp.



