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This issue is something of a nostalgia moment for me as I think this is the issue that was out when I first played Advanced Dungeons and...

I’ve also noticed as I read these magazines that while the page count hasn’t changed for a while, I think the word count very much has...

Picture courtesy of Pixabay. I mention these trends not to mock them; they are often viable and worthwhile ideas or a phase we all go...

Sometimes I wish they'd look at the character sheets more and their phones less....

Which is why telegraphing is vital, in my opinion. As a GM I have often feared giving away too much and handing the solutions to...

I get that food is often bait, as I mentioned. But I still think my point stands given that the very oddness of the food suggests it has...

Player characters are wonderful things. They have an array of abilities, talents, and special powers that can deal with almost any...

At the Origins Game Fair this year, the world's second most prestigious tabletop awards ceremony took pace. Of the twelve categories...

The next (and last) of these treasure hunt games more than makes up for the early find here. Unicorn Gold's statue has never been found...

These are scans of old magazines, so it's possible that's a crease in the cover.

Livingstone imagines video games having full motion animation with realistic graphics and sound. It is interesting to note that his...

In this issue’s editorial, Ian Livingstone asks if popularity in game system is the same as being the best. D&D is the front runner, but...

In this issue’s editorial, Ian Livingstone gets very controversial! He suggests we should move away from the ‘Vancian’ model of wizards...

This issue Ian Livingstone wonders if anyone is really paying attention to their character’s alignment. Can a pack of murder hobos...

At this point you and I are probably reinforcing each other's false memories ahahah. But, let's refer to the artist as a source: The...