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As others have noted, Asmodee still have the rights to some good RPG IP (Star Wars, Legend of the Five Rings, Arkham Horror, Genesys...

I hate that Asmodee gutted FFG, they made some amazing stuff (notably X-Wing). I hope Mearls is going to them to resurrect their RPG line.

Fantasy Flight Games is a subsidiary of Asmodee, no? I could imagine Mearls being taken on to re-invigorate the RPG space of Asmodee.

I like it to, and it was undoubtedly the most influential article coming out of this issue. Still, I wish they hadn't given alternate...

I think those times are long gone, but YEAH . . . my math, physics, and reading improved from playing D&D obsessively as a middle and...

I never thought I'd say this, but I prefer an Animorph cover to this oil painting.

I had a druid named Mathtrim ("Math") that made it to 15th level. High level druids were really scary...

the official expansion of the druid's levels was nice, but.... I can't recall anyone ever in any of the groups I was in actually running...

"Ay pronunseeAYshun gyd" was one of my all-time favorite Dragon articles. It was short and useful and it was written by Mentzer rather...

Or another were in full-tiger form. That certainly aged poorly, especially with some fairly dire cultural stereotyping in the mix...

The nose on that weretiger is the problem, IMO. That's not what cat noses look like, and making her nose extend to be a cat feels like...

Agreed! As handy as it is to have an entire internet full of gaming material at my beck and call, there was something magical about...

This cover is terrible. OOF, not a fan even back then, but I did like the Dragon #90 harpy cover. A generally decent to OK issue, if I...

I agree but...... 1: my math/physics skills improved a lot by applying them to D&D. It gave a young kid "real" world applications to a...

Dragon Publishing released Dragon #93 in January 1985. It is 100 pages long and has a cover price of $3.00. This issue features world...