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Task Force Games did actually have a license for Star Trek material, but it only included the Original Series, the Animated Series, and...

It often surprises me which miniscule part of a larger news item grabs everybody's attention. This time, however, it did not.

Andy Slack's Traveller material was great. The quality of WD articles was good, but And Slacks Traveller articles made the magazine for me.

Andy Slack produced a huge amount of solid Traveller material in his White Dwarf articles. You can find them, edited and with...

That cover mentally reminds me of Raquel Welch in 1 million bc movie. Movie was before my time but caught it on re-run or something in...

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...

One thing I realized reading this thread... you people are (almost) all kind of young :D I'm 66 (67 in 3 months) by the way.

You said the Alignment was pure Tolkien. Myself and others noted that you were wrong about that. As previously said, Alignment in D&D...

:rolleyes: That's Poul Anderson as popularized (and cited) by Michael Moorcock's Eternal Champions series. I read a fun scholarly...

Personally, I love Tolkien, and LotR is probably the greatest fantasy influence on me bar none. But I think that it's difficult to...

Was introduced to Tolkein first, then D&D not long after, by the same people in college. I'll always want some Tolkein in my D&D; the...

I was a voracious reader before I ran into D&D (in 1974). Moorcock, Anderson, Leiber, Vance, and Burroughs were already in my head. I...

Good for them. Critical role isn't my thing, but this is so good for the hobby. Especially the next generation.

I also prefer the Sword Coast cover for many of the same reasons you list, but I don't think either of them is particularly good. Cover...

Shadowdark ;) I think these covers are great and I definitely agree that putting BG3 folks on the cover is very smart. If anything, I...