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I don't want to say simply 'no' in response... but.... NO! Focusing on the title of the question: Should the D&D Movie Been Serious - no, thank god it wasn't There is enough serious stuff out there. I wanted to be entertained, my wife (non-DnD player) wanted to be entertained, my three...

I just published a book of magic items and in the dialogue between the in-game author of the book and their companion this is said between them: I’m quite fond of this one, although I’ll confess it isn’t my favourite of all the wands. There was an old druid who lived near where I grew up, and...

Ha! Thank you. It's rather fun to get to this point.

I was thinking the major towns. When there is a law, there is always a means to enforce the law.

Do they have mages working with the authorities who shut down the magic if it is used?

I print in the UK using Mixam and if a book run is costing me say £2000 (125-150 books maybe), then the ribbons will likely add £125-£175 to that. That's an approximate but you can see it yourself on their online calculator. It makes the ribbons a considerable expense when you print in small...

I'm working on my marketing. No really, I mean it. Three years into publishing RPG content for a living and I'm a reclusive writer, with a part time employee, working in a hired office and doing okay... but entirely under the radar unless you happen across one of my Kickstarters. As to...

Three years of publishing a monthly RPG magazine and we are still going strong - well, okay, we really suck at marketing but the people who stumble over us, support us and then read our issues seem to really like them! So, yes, we have been going for three years - and June sees our 37th regular...

I don't have whole regions that outlaw all magic but I do have those that regulate magic. Certain magic isn't allowed - not just things like raising the dead, but teleportation magic or certain magical research relating to familiars etc. I see magic as a technology that is regulated by the...

Isn't this as simple as player choice? It feels as if the question is assuming that all players will min/max their characters. When I design a character, I'd like them to be capable, but I'm not worried about them being top dogs. Being awesome is about how I roleplay them!