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This has been an issue since the dawn of the hobby (or more likely, since the introduction of the paladin class). Paladin PCs have been...

I just finished reading MIT Press's 2024 anthology Fifty Years of Dungeons & Dragons, and I came away unimpressed. I've spoken before...

This bugs me but it's also a challenge even with party makeup. There's a running joke that our warlock and life cleric do not get along...

These days, unless you're AD&D, I don't want a system that makes me learn a ton of sub-systems and exceptions.

The Bridge of Sorrows is a crackling good cover. The way the lightning draws you towards the wyvern, creating a tension with the action...

Dragon Publishing released Dragon #92 in December 1984. It is 100 pages long and has a cover price of $3.00. This issue features...

I watched Alligator when I was way too young.

Perhaps the most famous movie star alligator, Morris, has dies at the age of 80-100. He was the titled star of not only the horror film...

I enjoyed AoW and ST a lot, but never got the chance to play them. I'd love to DM AoW one day, and there are parts of ST that I've...

100% The original Star Wars trilogy would not have been the same without his music. It gives just enough time for the 20th Century Fox...

It's worth noting that the music explodes out of complete silence, and to match it the Star Wars logo is initially bigger than the...

John Williams deserves a ton of credit for that, although the visual is pretty cool too.

Same. There's something about when that opening fanfare hits and the scroll starts up in front of any Star Wars movie. It's like some...

I think the biggest one was the starting scroll text on Episode I. After so many years, the vibe in the theater was electric. We had no...

Oh yeah, there is value being added with the OAR products. Goodman Games gives these old products the deluxe treatment every time. For...