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Ian Livingstone takes a moment to compare sales with popularity on the RPG scene. Recent sales data shows the most well selling games...

In a shorter editorial this month Ian Livingstone shares his joy at the growth of Games Day. He claims it is the largest of its kind in...

My first was AD&D, a one shot where I played a Halfling thief named ahem Purloin. I wish I could say I was very young but I was an...

I was thinking of his "Gnome Cache" fiction from back in the early days of Dragon. "Saga of Old City" is a much better read than that...

Thanks again for the kudos. I think I’ll stick with the Tuesday/Friday update schedule for now. Chapter 29 Folgar was the first to...

Greenwood's Pages From the Mages articles have held up very nicely, and this kind of writing is one of the reasons the Forgotten realms...

Temple of Elemental Evil Series or Against the Giants

Having strong, defined categories makes it easier to sell them to people. When fantasy encompasses Elves and four-armed Tharks...

100%. It's funny, the book that broke my genre purism was Burroughs A Princess of Mars. I didn't get to reading that until my...

Very true, but tbh I just "embraced the gonzo" and played the adventure as written, even though I was born and raised in London.

This was a major issue that definitely got lots of attention from my junior high school AD&D group, although we were reading it a couple...

Either Masks of Nyarlathotep or Horror on the Orient Express would be fun to see realized. Given their scopes, they could each easily...

I have actually thought about this in sufficient detail to outline a series. My pitch is simple: Undermountain. Most fantasy stories...

TSR Inc. published Dragon #100 in August 1985. It is 116 pages long and has a cover price of $3.95. This milestone issue features more...

And that is totally great. It’s a choice that people would only take if that wasn’t the case. @Benjamin Olson ’s points are all spot...