Steve Williamson

@ruckerworks.bsky.social

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Author | Resident of the Pacific Northwest | Views are my own | Web: ruckerworks.com | YouTube: @ruckerworks

Creator, a middle-aged white male, bald with a salt-and-pepper beard, smiles in the lower-left corner. The text "THIS IS WHY WE PLAY" occupies the right two-thirds. The text "DUNGEONS & DRAGONS" appears horizontally across the top, above a thin line.
2025 GMC Sierra ad on YouTube/Roku. Front-end of a large pick-up truck with the misspelled text "We Are Progessional Grade" as the tagline.
A mysterious male face looms in the background. The tagline at the top says "Three murders. One secret." The title is "The Quiet Hand" with splatters of blood on some of the letters. Below the title is a kukri knife in a soft spotlight, resting on a stone floor. Across the bottom is the text "A novel by Steven Scott Williamson"
A mysterious male face looms in the background. The tagline at the top says "Three murders. One secret." The title is "The Quiet Hand" with splatters of blood on some of the letters. Below the title is a kukri knife in a soft spotlight, resting on a stone floor. Across the bottom is the text "A novel by Steven Scott Williamson"
The cover of Ashes of Isar: A World War II Espionage and Spycraft Role-playing Game by Steven S. Williamson. The image shows a man in a trench coat and fedora standing beside a woman in an evening gown holding a pistol, against a wartime backdrop of soldiers, aircraft, and explosions. The tone is dark and cinematic, evoking 1940s spy thriller imagery.
Content creator, a bald man in his 50s with a short, salt-and-pepper beard, smiles at the camera in the lower-left. Above his head are clipart icons of a notepad with pencil, and a d20 showing the '20' on the face. Across the top are the words "Dungeons & Dragons" with a thin line horizontally undernealth. Occupying the right-half of the image are the words 'How to Run a One-shot D&D Game With Zero Prep'
Solus Domini tabletop RPG rulebook cover by Steven Scott Williamson, showing four fantasy adventurers on a forest path toward a towering mountain.
Vendor holding a white coffee mug in front of his face with just his eyes peaking over the top. The mug has a black-and-white line drawing of a rabbit in profile with blood on its mouth, like the Monty Python creature from Holy Grail fame.
Creator's face, a bald middle-aged man with a grey beard, smiling. The words "Dungeons & Dragons" appear across the top above a thin line, and the title "20 Must-have Changes for Players & DMs (+5 Weird Ones)" below.
Creator's face, a bald middle-aged man with a grey beard, holds his hand above his eyes as if he's searching for something. Next to his face is a line-drawing of a pair of binoculars. Text across the top says "Dungeons & Dragons" followed by "How to find players". Below is the bold title, "Looking For Group!"
Creator's face and upper torso, a bald middle-aged man with a grey beard, appears in the lower-left corner. Behind him is a curving cartoon representation of railroad tracks. Across the upper-right are the words "Dungeon Mastering" Below that is the question, "When is Railroading Okay?"
Stylized font-based "Dungeons & Dragons" logo circa 1978-ish.
Creator's face in glasses hovers next to a clipart squeegee. The text "Rule of Cool" hovers above the title "There are no squeegees in D&D!"
Creator's face, a bald middle-aged man with a grey beard, smiling next to a red arrow looping back on itself, with the text "Dungeons & Dragons" across the top and the title "Keep Your Players Coming Back!" below.
YouTube home page of Ruckerworks, a D&D content creator.
Clear rubberized case for an iPhone 16 pro with a transparent d20 design on the bottom half.
Covers of Hiero's Journey by Sterline E. Lanier, The Sleeping Dragon by Joel Rosenberg, and Dragons of Autumn Twilight by Margaret Weis & Tracy Hickman
Text from Chapter 1 of author Steven Scott Williamson's debut fantasy novel, Ohlen's Arrow.
First Calvin and Hobbes comic strip from November 1985. Calvin tells his dad he must check his tiger trap, bated with a tuna fish sandwich. In the trap is Calvin's stuffed tiger, Hobbes, eating the sandwich while hanging by his ankle.