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"Androids" was originally used by Philip K. Dick to refer to biological humanoid constructs rather than mechanical ones. Then again...

In this issue, Ian Livingstone discusses a new Dungeons and Dragons computer game (cartridge) released for the Atari 2600, the elite...

Dragon Publishing released Dragon #98 in June 1985. It is 100 pages long and has a cover price of $3.00. This issue features dragons...

Not everything is new this week. Instead, here is a list of rules, setting, and adventures that work together so any GM can get to kick...

I’ve long been a fan of the interpretation that Unseelie believe non-fey that end up in the feywild should be held to the local laws...

I’m going to disagree here a bit. I could see arguing that it doesn’t help you, but I don’t think it fights you. We run social...

They can if there's a way to have a poll thread that has comments shut off while the poll remains open to vote on.

I’d even be fine with silver being a magical weapon type instead of a vestigial holdover 3e’s special materials rules, and ditto for...

Interesting, Is this from a i miss them as a signifier too,

You're correct, but we're not talking just the TTRPG industry when we're comparing it to hiring 200 people doing video game development...

Yeah, that is often the case, but not always. And since it’s worked into the stats instead of called out as specific features, it just...

Partyboob gives me Guitar Guy At The Party vibes! This... uh... is clearly about Bards. Yes.