<p>In this episode of The Black Notebook Podcast, I look at Tucker’s Kobolds, one of the most famous old school D&D stories ever printed in Dragon Magazine. These were ordinary kobolds, weak on paper, but deadly in play because the DM used terrain, tunnels, fire, murder holes, traps, and panic to turn them into a nightmare.</p>

In this episode of The Black Notebook Podcast, I look at Tucker’s Kobolds, one of the most famous old school D&D stories ever printed in Dragon Magazine. These were ordinary kobolds, weak on paper, but deadly in play because the DM used terrain, tunnels, fire, murder holes, traps, and panic to turn them into a nightmare.

<p>In this episode of The Black Notebook Podcast, I look at Tucker’s Kobolds, one of the most famous old school D&amp;D stories ever printed in Dragon Magazine. These were ordinary kobolds, weak on paper, but deadly in play because the DM used terrain, tunnels, fire, murder holes, traps, and panic to turn them into a nightmare.</p>

Tucker’s Kobolds, Why Weak Monsters Still Scare Players

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