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2 out of 5 rating for D&D 5th Edition Player's Handbook Positives The artwork is pretty cool – I’ve even come to like the Halfling depiction. Combat is fast (which everyone else seems to like). The book oozes flavour Negatives: I am visually impaired and even though every other RPG book...

5 out of 5 rating for 13th Age Core Book I really love this system. I haven't played it much so I may not have played it enough to uncover any problems with the system. I love the escalation dice and how that helps make sure comabts don't go on too long. The One Unique Things can easily be...

I ran a one-off D&D game the other week and used 4E. It was for 5 people - 3 have played 1st edition, 1 hasn't played anyhting and my wife who is very experienced with 4E. Everyone really enjoyed it. We played The Radiant Vessel of Thesk as I wanted to use an adventure we could finish in one...

Thanks for the review. I've been waiting for your review of my article (Elementary, My Dear Wizard) in particular as I've enjoyed your reviews of other products. As I've mentioned elsewhere, even though I wrote the article for 4E, it is very easy to use for other systems. If I was more familiar...

Hi guys, I am helping organise an event at Mondo Comico in Nottingham on September 3rd. Here is the blurb: "The uk’s finest D&D 4th Edition players are invited to descend upon Mondo Comico in Nottingham (Mondo Comico Comic and Game shop, one of the UK’s best FLGS), on Saturday, September 3rd...

Despite having done an Astrophysics degree I have no problem with that:) as, from what has been stated, the aim is to have a fun cinematic space fighitng game that could reproduce Star Wars type dogfights. I just wanted to clarify.

As someone who used to love playing B5 Wars, I was interested to see what you have done. Good work so far. Quick question. If my ship has a current speed of 10 Hexes and I rotate after 4 hexes, do I continue travelling along my current trajectory and therefore have moved 10 hexes in a straight...