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Dragon Publishing released Dragon #92 in December 1984. It is 100 pages long and has a cover price of $3.00. This issue features... -
DaishoChikara reacted to Christian Hoffer's post in the thread D&D Eberron: Race for the Crab Temple Coming to PAX East with
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A new Dungeons & Dragons adventure set in Eberron is debuting at PAX East this weekend. Wizards of the Coast has announced that D&D... -
DaishoChikara reacted to Christian Hoffer's post in the thread Dungeons & Dragons Announces Horror Subclasses Unearthed Arcana with Like.
Dungeons & Dragons has announced a new Unearthed Arcana focused on horror subclasses. The new UA, available now on D&D Beyond...
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DaishoChikara reacted to Morrus's post in the thread Goodman Games Offers Assurances About Judges Guild Royalties with
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DaishoChikara reacted to Koloth's post in the thread Goodman Games Offers Assurances About Judges Guild Royalties with
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The events everyone seems worried about happened in 2020, five years ago. Have the folks at Judges Guild that made/committed those... -
DaishoChikara reacted to Morrus's post in the thread Goodman Games Revives Relationship With Anti-Semitic Publisher For New City State Kickstarter [UPDATED] with Like.
City State of the Invincible Overlord was a 1976 game setting from Judges Guild--indeed, it was the first game setting for D&D, albeit...
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The big news is that for this issue White Dwarf expands to add an extra four pages, although there is a price increase to a whopping 75p...
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With it being three years since Star Wars got people talking about sci-fi again, it’s exciting to see Star Trek finally reaching the big...
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DaishoChikara reacted to lewpuls's post in the thread Worlds of Design: What Should Be in an RPG Book? with Like.
There are lots of books about playing tabletop role-playing games, but what makes a great book about designing one? Picture courtesy...
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In this issue, Ian Livingstone defends the price of games, which given the price they are now in comparison this does raise a smile...
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DaishoChikara reacted to lewpuls's post in the thread Worlds of Design: Breaking the Fantasy Mold with Like.
Fantasy worlds tend to remind us of medieval Europe in culture, rulership, even geography. Why? Map courtesy of Lew Pulsipher A Long...
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DaishoChikara reacted to Morrus's post in the thread Do Tariffs Apply To RPG Books? Maybe, Maybe Not! with Sad.
When the recent tariffs were announced by the US, panic was the first reaction from tabletop roleplaying game publishers. This was soon...
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DaishoChikara reacted to Christian Hoffer's post in the thread Dragon Delves Reveals "History Of" Pages for Dragons with Like.
A new preview of Dragon Delves has revealed a look at one of the "History Of" pages, showcasing 50 years of dragon art from the game. In...
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DaishoChikara reacted to Christian Hoffer's post in the thread D&D Errata Nerfs Conjuring Spells, Makes Other Changes with Like.
A new errata for Dungeons & Dragons' revised 5th Edition has provided a significant nerf to conjuring spells and provided some clarity...
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White Dwarf slips into a new decade as this issue covers the opening of the 1980s. True to the spirit of self-examination at New Year...