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There's the D&D 3e Ghostwalk sourcebook, as well as The Skeletons, where you play the undead guardians of a tomb.

Thank you! I recently finished a trilogy that started with Daughter of the Drow so now I'm unsure if to continue with the Drow or Elaine...

I think I only read The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe when I was a kid, but I was an adult when I read the entire series from start...

I have a nice plan for 2026 IF I find the time. So I never read the classic dnd novels and my plan is to tackle The Dark Elf trilogy...

I read them lots of times - especially VotDT at #3 - as a youth. Now I find myself having to ignore a lot of the symbolism or they feel...

That idea was scrapped (for the best). Though, it wasn't a confederacy is awesome idea, it was going to be the opposite.

There's a lot going on with The Silver Chair, to be sure. The irony of Puddleglum, the most pessimistic character, articulating against...

It feels to me that the proto-Underdark is as much about depression and despair as it is about an extensive subterranean ecosystem. A...

Even as late as 2017, there was the Confederate series that the GoT showrunners proposed as their follow-up.

Broncosaurus Rex, Deadlands, Firefly, romanticizing a fantasy Confederacy was a late 90s/early 2000s thing, unfortunately. You can even...

The Basic Red Box remains one of the finest D&D products to date, in my opinion. I know part of that is nostalgia talking, but when you...

Every so often, I look at the Red Box and wonder whether its approach could be replicated today—not as a one-and-done product, but as a...

The Shadow of the Vulture is a solid story. I could see it making for a good film adaptation. I've seen the first two of the BBC...

I've been reading some Conan comics, the dark horse volumes as well as going back and reading some of the old marvel savage tales...

Weird and dark is probably why this one is less well known, although the BBC did do an adaptation a long time ago with Tom Baker as...