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When I review different titles in the same line, I try to spread them out. It keeps me from burning out and also gives you, the reader...

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...

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...

After buying Traveller, Twilight: 2000, and 2300AD; Mongoose Publishing has now purchased Dark Conspiracy. Matthew Sprange, Managing...

This issue Ian Livingstone wonders if anyone is really paying attention to their character’s alignment. Can a pack of murder hobos...

Outgunned/Adventure are both great! The author did not mention that 2LM are currently running a Backerkit for their new genre book...

There's a chart that breaks down percentages in the book. It includes reroll chances too since that's a common feature of character...

I agree the way this game handles traps has completely changed my views on them (in a genuinely positive way). I was really surprised at...

As much as I love pulp adventure games, I was a little hesitant when Outgunned:Adventure was first announced. I first came to Two Little...

That is awesome. How have I been playing for 40 years and I've never seen this in a game?

The article that brought this home for me was "It's not easy being good" by Roger E. Moore in Dragon #51. Moore insisted that paladins...

I love this cover! It was one of my favorite illustrations. Although present-day, know-it-all me is distracted by how implausibly thin...

Truly great cover. And the adventure was quite good. This is a great issue.

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

This piece was sculpted into a 3D diorama version by Ral Partha back in the day, and is still sold (albeit at a rather steep price -...