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TSR Periodicals published The Dragon issue 36 in April 1980. It is 72 pages long and has a cover price of $2.50. In this issue, we have a draconic sub-race, mature content in D&D, and statistics for Conan! The magazine does not explicitly mention it, but this is Tim Kask's last issue with TSR...

TSR Periodicals published The Dragon issue 35 in March 1980. It is 64 pages long and has a cover price of $2.50. In this issue, we have Traveller variants, a new take on experience points, and big news from Tim Kask! In his "Dragon Grumbles" column, Kask is ebullient about the growth in the...

It was so peculiar. I never understood why the option existed when you already had multi-classing rules.

Yeah, from what I can see, if you don't fund within the first day or two, you get very little organic traffic from Kickstarter. Lesson learned.

Thanks! There is an audience for this product, and we are committed to bringing it to life.

TSR Periodicals published The Dragon Issue 34 in February 1980. It is 73 pages long and has a cover price of $2.50. In this issue, we have lots of articles about the Divine Right boardgame, a new column dedicated to traps, and "Doomkeep," a dungeon by Brian Blume! This issue contains seven...

This has been extremely useful - thank you very much, Russ.

What a great team! Well done, and I think the book is going to be outstanding!

This is now available and includes a huge preview, so please check it out: https://www.dmsguild.com/product/324679/Darkhold-Secrets-of-the-Zhentarim?src=hottest_filtered&filters=45469

Congratulations to the new board, it looks excellent! Who is the President of GAMA? Is that position elected?

TSR Periodicals published The Dragon Issue 33 in January 1980. It is 64 pages long and has a cover price of $2.50. In this issue, we talk about computer gaming, Gary Gygax defends the D&D magic system, and Roger E. Moore makes his debut! In the editorial, Tim Kask discusses the changing...

I got those images from Sly Flourish (Mike Shea) - I'm not sure where he got them from.

It's in my twitter. See if this link works: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EWZrG5lVAAASkpA?format=jpg&name=large

Also, WOTC have now updated their infographic. The "40-45" should read "40+" and the ">1%" should read "<1%"

Thanks for this, Russ, it's very insightful. All of these statistics certainly torpedo the idea (if anyone still held it) that the RPG hobby is just full of grumbly old grognards.

It certainly felt more solid than some of the articles of that nature that I've seen. However, I've no expertise in that field, so I believe you if you tell me it is lacking.

I don't think I've heard the story of where this debate started either.

Oh, I didn't pick the artist. I don't know much about Foglio, but he always did comedic sort of work, didn't he?