Mar 16-22
Okay here we are in my second weekly update post. In my first post I mentioned how broad my weekly reading was; apparently I was mistaken. I’ve since added the RPG Blogger’s Network to my Google Reader subscription. To say I was overwhelmed is an understatement. I looked back over the week of posts [...]

The Oilliphéist is a lake-dwelling, flying, dragon-like monster which features in the mythology of Ireland. Its name comes from two Gaelic words: oll, meaning great, and péist, fabulous beast or reptile. Oilliphéist and other legends of Ireland such as the Caoránach, and the Copóg Phádraig are involved in stories with St. Patrick.

This Week in Gaming – The Second Week of March in the Year 2009 – Reviewing material in Dragon and Dungeon Magazine, Wizards.com, Dungeon-a-day.com, and several of the week’s blogs. Read about the latest RPG news here!