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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 -...

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

And that may be a record for the quickest time to get to a Straw Man.

City State of the Invincible Overlord was a 1976 game setting from Judges Guild--indeed, it was the first game setting for D&D, albeit...

The big news is that for this issue White Dwarf expands to add an extra four pages, although there is a price increase to a whopping 75p...

Sandbox and storyline campaigns often feel like they are on opposite ends of a spectrum. Storyline campaigns feel like a custom movie...

With it being three years since Star Wars got people talking about sci-fi again, it’s exciting to see Star Trek finally reaching the big...

In this issue, Ian Livingstone defends the price of games, which given the price they are now in comparison this does raise a smile...