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If you're a fan of the strip started a while back, you might realize that it's a bit of a hassle to dig through and try to look at all the previous strips. Well, now they're organized in one easy-to-navigate archive page. Even better, five new strips have been added! So get caught up, read...

Right, because that's exactly how I presented myself, as a geopolitics expert. Nobody, myself and the reviewer included (at least based on what he posted) makes any pretense about poli-sci knowledge. With that said, there's a degree of plausibility that I prefer in a game that advertises...

There is a level of interference that comes from a game's background that sometimes makes it difficult to "work around". And as someone on the rpg.net comment thread notes, "You can change that if you want to" is never, ever a valid argument for bad game design. (Paraphrasing, but still)...

Force yourself. The stupid/silly of TWILIGHT:2013 should be understood. It's a fantasy game trying to masquerade as a gritty/modern wargame, and its premise falls apart at the slightest touch because, as the author of the review put it, the people who wrote the game seem to have gotten their...

Speaking just for myself, I prefer the alt-history of TWILIGHT:2000. I live (like the rest of you) in a world edging towards peak oil, where we are two weeks away from societal breakdown in the event of a major infrastructure collapse, where we have scattered our military in tiny packets to...

I don't agree with KM. I will not, and I will not advocate, having to pay month-to-month to use old D&D products, whether it's the last 3.5 book released a year and change ago or whether it's a copy of CHAINMAIL. Not no, but hell no. Sell them via print-on-demand, or find another way to sell...

*waves hands* Oh it takes me forever but I'd like to think I put out a pretty good thing or two.

Can I ask a seemingly naive or perhaps even stupid question here? I apologize if it seems out of the blue or breaks the discussion's flow up, I'm not looking to cause a problem or start a side debate or anything but... It's the stance of Wizards that if I download a copy of the DUNGEON MASTERS...

I have said for years, and you can all laugh and point if you want, that "forever irrevocable" on the OGL depends solely on how bad WotC does or does not want it to be. I think that if WotC became just an impressum of Hasbro (I mean, entirely, as in there are no "WotC staff" left, the logo is...

Hey mods it's your call but howcome this is back in the temporary forum?

I think C: In a few months when 4e stuff goes back on sale, WotC pulls a Guy Incognito and says "Ol-der-e-dish-ons? What are these 'ol-der-e-dish-ons' you speak of?"

This, a thousand times over, should be carved into the side of a mountain and filled with brass for all the world to see.

Just so we're clear, you folks who signed up, your accounts are or should be working. If they're not please let me know asap.

Echoing what others have already said...WARHAMMER FANTASY ROLE-PLAY is wound pretty tightly into its setting and there are certain conceits you have to take with you into whatever campaign world you are going to use the rules for.

No real choice on the poll for me, but I'll reiterate: WotC have stomped down on a way for people interested in original D&D or AD&D to get the books. Now they'll have to track down physical copies - not a dreadfully hard thing, but certainly a little more difficult, q.e.d. Which is probably...

Now where's my free account? :-P :D :D

What I can't understand is : Us: Dude, the fish sandwiches in this place cause ptomaine poisoning! You: Haha! Joke's on them! I'm ordering a hamburger! :D

Given that WotC released less and less relevant-to-my-gaming products over the years, they became less and less relevant to me. Now that they quite deliberately and calculatedly destroyed a major path to playing vintage D&D, their quite frankly offensive policies matter a great deal to me. Go...

I think WotC will use the piracy excuse to never again bring out any sort of reprints (electronic that is) of older versions of D&D. In fact, the longer the delay between now and whatever they were allegedly planning to offer, the more piracy will happen. Then, they can simply point and say...

I would rather see D&D as a cultish niche hobby thing rather than puffed up and watered down for mass consumption, honestly. How many Ford 427 COBRAS are there? Now how many Chrysler mini-vans are there? Guess what I'd prefer to drive.