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I have the Dragon CD-ROM, but these are all based on a big box of really beat up and mildewy Dragons I have bought as part of larger collections. I pull one out at random and review what I have. Nearly all are missing the cover and many are missing pages. So I only reveiw what is in front of...

Let's set the Wayback Machine to the start of 1984. Somehow we went from "Big Brother is Watching You" to "Why isn't anyone subscribed to my YouTube/Snapchat/Instagram/Twitch feed?" This issue has a high level adventure, poisons, chariot races and the stats for my favorite Irish beserker Cú...

April 1990. I am in my Junior Year in University. My gaming is slowing down but I am still enjoying the brand new AD&D 2nd Ed game. Sinéad O'Connor is about hit the airwaves with a cover of a Prince song and I have my eye on this shiny new 386 computer (which I never get). On the shelves...

There was never a follow-up to the Dragon CD-ROM Collection. WotC ran into too many legal issues with the first one. This week we get Land Dragons, character creation software (that you have to type in yourself) and the infamous (at least it was where I grew up) Combat Computer! It's June...

I grabbed that Dragon CD-ROM pretty much the minute it came out. And then I procedded to sell off all my print copies. Kinda wish I had held on to a few though. THe CD-ROM had issues when it first came out since TSR/WotC did not have reprint rights to many of the articles and covers...

It's June 1985. Unearthed Arcana is heading to the shelves along with the D&D Masters Set, Dragonlance Novels and Super Endless Quest books. Was 85 the best year for *D&D? We certainly thought so at the time. I think I played more that summer than anyother summer before or since. Well, maybe...

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Ralif, Thanks! I have no idea where everyone is posting/reading these days and I wanted to get some other shared experiences. DragonMan, I am enjoying the heck out of this. I am playing D&D 5 at them moment and I still find things in these magazines that will help and enspire. Tim

Mods: Please let me know if this is OK. I lurk, but have not posted in years. This Old Dragon Afternoon everyone. I have been playing D&D since 1979 and I have played all editions and have enjoyed them all. So much so I have passed this love down to my two sons. I spend a lot of time then...

5 out of 5 rating for Blue Rose Note: This review originally spanned three parts: http://theotherside.timsbrannan.com/2017/06/review-blue-rose-2nd-edition-part-1.html http://theotherside.timsbrannan.com/2017/06/review-blue-rose-2nd-edition-part-2.html...

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Note: This review originally spanned three parts: http://theotherside.timsbrannan.com/2017/06/review-blue-rose-2nd-edition-part-1.html http://theotherside.timsbrannan.com/2017/06/review-blue-rose-2nd-edition-part-2.html...

I have seen it at my FLGS. It is a beauty of a book.

Hero's Journey RPG is a lot of fun. If your typical S&W White Box character's motivation is "gold and glory" and DCC are "Muder-Hobos", then your typical HJ character says "You know what would be lovely today? An adventure!". The tone just feels different to me. If you like this game, might I...