What are yours?

I read grognardia once a week or so.

Mainly mentally sorting out the wheat (ie. commentary on old school stuff) from the chaff (ie. James Mal's personal biases).  At least James Mal is relatively frank about his personal biases having to do with his age, "brain damage", etc ... which makes the chaff easy to spot and ignore.

My list:

http://grognardia.blogspot.com/
http://monstersandmanuals.blogspot.com/
http://dndwithpornstars.blogspot.com/?zx=e7f940d901c8faa3
http://greenskeletongamingguild.blogspot.com/
http://savageafterworld.blogspot.com/
http://lpjd.blogspot.com/
http://geek-related.com/
http://jimyesthatjim.com/
http://thealexandrian.net/index.html
http://discourseanddragons.blogspot.com/
http://batintheattic.blogspot.com/
http://jrients.blogspot.com/
http://www.kjd-imc.org/
http://rpgcharacters.wordpress.com/

I've got a bunch that I do the daily dashboard scroll through and read whatever catches my eye...

Grognardia
D&D With Porn Stars
LotFP: RPG
The Alexandrian
Tales of the Grotesque and Dungeonesque
The Other Side Blog
Dreams In The Lich House
B/X BLACKRAZOR
Akratic Wizardry
Gorgonmilk
Telecanter's Receding Rules
The Land Of Nod
The Nine and Thirty Kingdoms
Weird Opera, Metal Earth
Realms of Chirak
From the Sorcerer's Skull

There are others but those seem the most active and most likely to have something that interests me.

Grognardia. J. Mal used to have a pretty good regular feauture on RPGnet about running SF games in the late 1990s (or was it the early 2000s?). He released an obscure but clever SF RPG, Fourth Millennium, at about the same time. I started reading his "pulp fantasy D&D" posts on his older blog (pre-Grognardia), and then followed him into Grognardia. Say what you will, maybe he is the cocksmock everyone seems to think (he certainly is an orthodox, dyed-in-the-wool old schooler, despite having his share of oWoD and d20 writing credits), but he's well-informed, well-read and a good writer in my book. Also his posts got me reading Clark Ashton Smith and Jack Vance, for which I am forever grateful.

Jeff's Gameblog. Used to great and teeming with great ideas, now it's just good. I do understand that Jeff's in grad school and doesn't have as much time to post and think about gaming as before.

D&D With Porn Stars. I'd risk saying that between his very active blog and Vornheim, Zak has succeeded Jeff as the OSR's Prince of Gonzo. His wild, unabashed, madcap creativity is a wonder to behold, even if I don't always get to use his creations (often his stuff is a bit too gonzo for my usual tastes), and his GMing advice is usually solid gold.

The Retired Adventurer. Whatever his perceived failings, John Bell (Pseudoephedrine) is a gifted creator. He's a consummate world builder and posts a ton of good, game-table-ready material on that blog of his.

From The Sorcerer's Skull. Assorted good stuff. Seriously considering a Weird Adventures purchase right now.

Tales of the Grotesque and Dungeonesque. Our own misterguignol's highly specialized blog. I do not have enough good words to speak about his Gothic D&D supplement. It is everything Ravenloft should have ever been, right from the start. Fuck Strahd, this is the real deal. I'm almost embarassed that he's decided to release it for free, it deserves to be a full-blown commercial setting (I suppose of all D&D-simulacra, LotFP would work best here) sitting on actual game store shelves.

The Metal Earth. Another source of great, ready-to-use stuff. Aos' ICONS notes have been particularly educational for me (I have zero experience with supers and a certain difficulty in grasping how exactly a supers game works).

I've recently been recommended The Nine and Thirty Kingdoms, as well as Abraxas but I've only recently started reading them.

Clash's Blog:
http://iflybynight.blogspot.com/

Fiendish Samsara's
http://wheel-of-samsara.blogspot.com/

Life and Times of a Philippine Gamer
http://philgamer.wordpress.com/

Tommy Brownell's Blog:
http://mostunreadblogever.blogspot.com/



I also go back and read my own, for inspiration/insights into "What the Heck was I thinking?"

Beyond the Black Gate:  http://beyondtheblackgate.blogspot.com/

Grognardia:  http://grognardia.blogspot.com/

Tales of the Grotesque and Dungeonesque:  http://talesofthegrotesqueanddungeonesque.blogspot.com/

Akratic Wizardry:  http://akraticwizardry.blogspot.com/

Land of Nod:  http://matt-landofnod.blogspot.com/

Strange Magic:  http://strangemagic.robertsongames.com/

Pundit:  http://rpgpundit.xanga.com/

Doomed World of Carcosa:  http://thedoomedworldcarcosa.wordpress.com/

Strange Stones:  http://www.strangestones.com/

Gnomestew.

Here is my 'blog roll' from my own blog:

Adventures in Gaming 2
Ancient Vaults & Eldritch Secrets
Anniceris
Antediluvian Witchery
Atom Kid
B/X Blackrazor
Bat in the Attic
Beyond the Black Gate
Book of Worlds
Brighton Roleplayers
ChicagoWiz's RPG Blog
Circle of Dar Janix
Crawdads and Dragons
Crooked Staff
Cylcopeatron
Daddy Grognard
Delta's D&D Hotspot
Discourse & Dragons
Dreams in the Lich House
Dreams of Mythic Fantasy
Dungeon Skull Mountain
Dungeons & Digressions
Elves Ate My Homework
Empires Rising
Fantasy Heartbreaker
Gorgonmilk
Gothridge Manor
Grendelwulf Castle
Grognardia
Havard's Blackmoor Blog
Here Be Dragons
Hill Cantons
Huge Ruined Pile
I Waste the Buddha with my Crossbow
It's Okay, Gary Sent Us
ix
Jeff's Gameblog
Lawful Indifferent
Lord Kilgore
LotFP
Lovecraftsman
Loz Witters
Lunch on Lamias
Metal Earth
Mythmere's Blog
Nine and Thirty Kingdoms
Ode to Black Dougal
Omnipotent Eye
Ongoing Campaign
Paladin in Citadel
Planet Algol
Quiet Day in Heimdall
R'lyeh Reviews
Receding Rules
Retired Adventurer
Retro-roleplaying
Risus Monkey
Robertson Games
Roles, Rules, & Rolls
RPG Blog 2
RPG Corner
Rune Under Water
Russ Nicholson
Rust Monster 8 my sword
Savage Swords of Athanor
Save vs Poison
Sham's Grog 'n Blog
Society of Torch, Pole & Rope
Sorcerer Under Mountain
Sorcerer's Skull
Standard Hirelings
Strange Magic
Strange Stones
Sword & Board
Sword +1
Swords Against the Dark
Tales from the Dusty Vault
Tales from the Tower
The Outlook is Grim
There's Dungeons Down Under
Ubiquitous Orcs
Uhluht'c Awakens
Underdark Gazette
Underworld Kingdom
Vaults of Nagoh
Warlock's Homebrew
Wasted Lands
Wheel of Samsara
Yog-Blogsoth
Zombie Cowboy

I should mention that I haven't updated/revised the blog roll in many months, so some some of these blogs may no longer be operational, and I'm probably missing a number of great newer ones.

These days I probably only check a few blogs every week, as I just have too many other things on my plate.  I was way more active a couple of years ago.

Thanks to Simlisa and danbuter for mentioning my own blog.

Telecanter's Receding Rules - some excellent conceptual stuff
Ramblings of a Great Khan
Hack & Slash
Dreams in the Lich House - horror
Howling Tower - Steve Winter, who used to write for TSR, keeps this really excellent blog
No Signal! - Encounter Critical! blog!
Sarah Darkmagic
Super Galactic Dreadnaught - Starfleet Wars blog
Tales of the Grotesque and Dungeonesque - horror
The Signe of the Frothing Mug - new and very much worth following
Zenopus Archives - Holmes D&D
What a horrible night to have a curse . . . - home of Flying Swordsmen OSR martial arts game
The Dungeon Dozen - wickedly funny d12 tables
The Tao of D&D
Monsters and Manuals
Lapus Calumni - beautiful hand-drawn maps
Really Bad Eggs - after all, if you don't like your own work, why bother putting it out there?

Sadly, I don't really  have much time to dedicate to blogs other than my own.

RPGPundit

Your blog is blocked at work.

I have a lot on my RSS reader, but I'll give these a shout out:

Land of Nod is probably my favourite blog, just because the writer is such an inspiration - he's a creative whirlwind.

Roles, Rules and Rolls is always useful and interesting.

The Mule Abides doesn't need any introduction, but what the hell. The most consistently high-quality blog out there, in terms of theory and gaming history, probably.

The Alexandran is extremely varied, covering commentary, reviews, theory and design for all manner of games - ranging from story games to traditional D&D.

Quote from: Simlasa;527256Tales of the Grotesque and Dungeonesque

Quote from: The Butcher;527312Tales of the Grotesque and Dungeonesque. Our own misterguignol's highly specialized blog. I do not have enough good words to speak about his Gothic D&D supplement. It is everything Ravenloft should have ever been, right from the start. Fuck Strahd, this is the real deal. I'm almost embarassed that he's decided to release it for free, it deserves to be a full-blown commercial setting (I suppose of all D&D-simulacra, LotFP would work best here) sitting on actual game store shelves.

Quote from: danbuter;527316Tales of the Grotesque and Dungeonesque:  http://talesofthegrotesqueanddungeonesque.blogspot.com/

Quote from: Black Vulmea;527565Tales of the Grotesque and Dungeonesque - horror

Wow, thanks for all the support guys!