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It can reasonably be argued that Gygax possessed neither.

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IT’S EGGNOGGIN’ TIME! I prefer my eggnog to be spiked, and for the longest time, bourbon was my spirit of choice for that task. But...

Ok, finished Tales of Earthsea, including the back matter setting info. Whew. Feels like she's set the stage for the finish in Other...

Having strong, defined categories makes it easier to sell them to people. When fantasy encompasses Elves and four-armed Tharks...

I suspect the strong separation between science fiction and fantasy, despite being the two great tastes that taste great together, was...

100%. It's funny, the book that broke my genre purism was Burroughs A Princess of Mars. I didn't get to reading that until my...

This adventure and the classic Expedition to the Barrier Peaks were some of my first exposures to fantasy / science fiction crossovers...

It's a hoot. I imagine if the PCs really got into exploring how medieval fantasy characters would react to the real world, it gets even...

I loved the City Beyond the Gate adventure. So much fun - and you can meet Dr. Who (the Tom Baker incarnation).

Love that cover. Like the later cover of #116, it really stands out by trying something different. Having read Gygax's Gord the Rogue...

TSR Inc. published Dragon #100 in August 1985. It is 116 pages long and has a cover price of $3.95. This milestone issue features more...

Considering how many shows get cancelled before their time, were I a show runner for a D&D live action series, I'd think twice before...

Oh absolutely. i def appreciate the less combat/tactical style of game that encourages while also not wanting to go whole hog when...

Of the longer published adventures I’ve run, Rime of the Frostmaiden I think would make the best TV. But that’s mostly because I’mm a...