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Review of Mordenkainen’s Magnificent Emporium by WotC

Sep 29
  • 22
So after gushing about this book for several paragraphs, you gave it 3.75 because of the availability constraints? Really? How about you add that in a post-script, but not have it affect the...

Pathfinder Review: Tome of Horrors Complete

Sep 21
  • 5
I loved the d20 version of this book and am proud to have it on my shelf. I am very interested in a Pathfinder version. My only complaint is that no one has redone the rock and crystal living...

Review of Warhammer 40K: Space Marine by THQ

Sep 15
  • 5
Having almost completed the singleplayer mission I have to say that what impresses me the most is the visual aspect of the game. While it may not be the most cutting edge graphics (at least...
4 Hours w/RSD - Introducing Undermountain (Ryan Dancey)
Aug 24
  • 20
The past six columns I’ve been laying the groundwork to talk about my own personal home game and why I think it will be interesting to the people reading this column. I haven’t played in a...
Retroclones and Older D&D Editions
Aug 20
  • 41
Retroclones and Older D&D Editions There are many out there who enjoy the style and feel of older editions of D&D. While it's certainly possible to find these products on eBay and the like, you may not be aware of the concept of a retroclone. A retroclone is a game that is compatible with, and heavily based on, an unsupported game or unsupported edition of a game.

Review of Monster Vault: Threats to the Nentir Vale by WotC

Jul 07
  • 3
Thanks for the review! You have made my mind up to purchase the product. Overall, I have liked the D&D Essentials product line. Now if they can just produce a Geyhawk "like" box set for the...
4 hours w/ RSD: Get Some Feedback
Jul 03
  • 5
The bulk of this month’s column is going to talk about development choices and marketing for tabletop RPGs. There is an important part that relates to our objective of getting more fun out of the...
4 Hours w/ RSD - Let's Have a Flamewar!
May 16
  • 30
Lets Have a Flamewar! I have, from time to time, been accused of making comments designed to inflame passions and ignite debate. That may be true to some degree, but when it comes to the art of...
4 Hours w/ RSD - Take Note
Apr 18
  • 8
Notes for Every GM and Player A Call to Action for GMs! I have a couple of old 1st edition modules covered in badly obfuscated handwritten notes from my earliest days of playing. I can remember...

A semi-brief history of D&D and some other RPGs: 1980-1989

Mar 29
  • 36
Continued from: http://www.enworld.org/forum/general-rpg-discussion/275042-semi-brief-history-d-d-some-other-rpgs-1967-1979-a.html 1980 The Fantasy Trip [/U]by Jackson (of Texas) published by...
4 Hours w/ RSD: Realtime
Mar 15
  • 7
Realtime and the Game When we were working on 3rd Edition, one of the questions that we thought a lot about was “how long do you play the game in one sitting”. Most of us remember marathon...
4 Hours w/ RSD: Who Am I?
Jan 18
  • 51
Who Am I & How Did I Get Here? Greetings! It’s been a while since I’ve been an active member of the ENWorld community or actively involved with publishing tabletop RPGs so I may need to make a...
4 Hours w/RSD: Who Is Sitting At Your Table
Jan 15
  • 8
Who Is Sitting At Your Table? This might seem like a simple question to answer. Usually, you play with a group of friends whom you’ve come to know quite well. Even if you find yourself in a...

Off to see the Wizards: The day that WotC showed me D&D 5th Edition

Jan 08
  • 84
This is one of three articles covering this announcement. The other two articles are WotC Seeks Unity with a New Edition and Bet You Wish Your Workplace Looked Like WotC? It was a pretty normal...

Review of Good Little Children Never Grow Up by Sneak Attack Press

Dec 17
  • 2
Thanks for the review! Just want to let you know that I've fixed the cover so it now reflect the right level.
Ryan Dancey on the Goals of the Open Gaming License
Nov 23
  • 2
The purpose of the OGL was to act as a force for change. In that sense I think it is an unquaified success. It changed the relationship of fans to publishers - any person with an idea could...

iPhone / iPod / Android Applications for RPGs

Sep 24
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Who to follow on Twitter

Jul 04
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You can find Jon Brazer Enterprises at @JonBrazerEnt

A semi-brief history of D&D and some other RPGs: 1967-1979

Apr 14
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Now substantially revised. Thanks to everyone for their input. 1967 Braunstein is developed and refereed by David Wesely. A war game scenario of an assault on a European town in which each...
Mike Breault on Lorraine Williams
Aug 01
  • 2
Originally posted by TSR employee Mike Breault on Knights & Knaves Alehouse (link no longer exists; recovered via Wayback Machine and archived here): OK, so here goes. I'm going to add new tidbits as I have time and think of them, but here are a few to start. Keep in mind that except where I say I witnessed things or was told them by Lorraine, these are essentially rumors (but fun nonetheless).

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