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I also am part of a middle school D&D club and let me tell you it's not just you. The vast majority can't be bothered to learn the...

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

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

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...

Seeing as BG3 took 7 years or so, I’ll just wait and see.

Yours and mine both. My original Traveller stuff is boxed. I'll try and find my copy of Leviathan when I get the chance. Edit Bob...

That parallels my (US) experience. Read the first six young, never re-read them and have no sense of nostalgia, which is really bad...

If I remember correctly, that one was done by Games Workshop rather than Game Designers Workshop. It was certainly a good Deck plan...

I re-classed the Broadsword as a frigate. I did a 12,500 ton version of the Kinunir class as a frontier cruiser. Leviathan was...

Yep, a real product of the times that created the 800-ton Broadsword mercenary "cruiser" and "huge" 1800-ton Leviathan-class merchant...

It was referred to as a "Battlecruiser" in the module. The module was done before High Guard when 5,000 L-Hyd tons displacement was the...

What Bolongo said is correct but ignores some realities of the module's production. As the first-ever stand-alone Traveller adventure...

It's not so much an adventure as a detailed description of a ship type, with a couple pages of suggestions for adventures you might set...

I think it was largely because there was a lot less fantasy available at the time. It was pretty terrible.

I’ve reached out to Joseph Goodman to see if he’d be willing to do an interview, either video or text. I don’t know if he will, but the...