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TSR Inc. published Dragon #103 in November 1985. It is 100 pages long and has a cover price of $3.00. This issue features errata...

If I understand the blurb tossed in the middle and the gofundme page, it sounds as if SSI took your benefits about a month ago. Any...

Because I'm in a care facility that's paid for by Medicaid, they cut my benefits down by about 95%. It's apparently standard and they...

I wish you the best on your recovery, sir. I really missed your writing.

So glad you're back Darryl and so, so sorry to hear this. All my love to you and your family.

The enthusiasm for Traveller 5E is simply that there is a big market under the 5E brand to be tapped into. Personally, I am happy with...

So I have exodus and I like it. I also fanatical play Traveller (its the only game I buy each new supplement for when it comes out). I...

The borders of genre have always been loose.

When I finally got a PDF copy of 1974's OD&D I was surprised to see the sci-fi that was there from the beginning. OD&D Supplement II...

Thanks! I'll add that to the article!

Not that I want to turn this into a D&D thread, but I'm with @SlyFlourish and view 5E as the broader ruleset/system, and D&D as WotC's...

I played Esper Genesis once at Gary Con a couple of years back, run by the setting's creator Rich Lescouflair. I had a lot of fun. Some...

Going back as far as 1980's Expedition to the Barrier Peaks, science fiction and D&D have always had a connection. Barrier Peaks was a...

Did a quick look at the GM Core PDF. On page 147: Perhaps the strangest of the Broken Lands lie near its heart. The rugged hills and...

Expedition to Barrier Peaks is also available for 5e in one of the anthologies I own. I want to say it's in Infinite Staircase, but I'm...