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Last year, a new role-playing game supplement was released, which offered a helping hand to game masters. It was published by the authors at Gnome Stew, Eureka! offered 501 adventure plots for all genres of games and usable with almost any game system...

I am in total agreement with you there. The Core World is becoming really intriguing to me now that I have read thru the MV:Threats, but I feel it is still incomplete without a sourcebook or boxed set. I want poster maps, a glossography, and preferably a players' guide - if I had that, I'd...

As many fans are aware, earlier this month PaizoCon 2011 was held out in Bellevue, WA, and in honor of that event, I thought it would be only fitting to review a new Pathfinder related product...

Review of “The Wise Man’s Fear” by Patrick Rothfuss Last fall, on the recommendation of the authors of Penny Arcade, no less, I picked up a new fantasy novel called The Name of the Wind, the first book of what is called The Kingkiller Chronicles. To my surprise, I ended up really enjoying the...

For those of us who play D&D 4E, we tend to immediately think of Wizards of the Coast as only the makers of our favorite role-playing game. But, of course, that is looking at only one piece of the greater whole...

While I appreciate your feedback regarding my review, I just want to point out that there is a big difference between a complex game system, and one which comes across as overly complex - which is what, in my opinion, brought down the score. I have no problem with complex game systems, and...

Most role-playing game systems are designed around a specific genre. Whether that genre is High Fantasty, Space Opera Science Fiction, or Gothic Horror, most RPG games are aimed at one specific type of setting...

I wanted to mention that my buddy Tizzbin, which I talked about in the review, managed to get through the game, and posted his own review - I've gone ahead and added on a link as an addendum to my review here on En World.

Can I hear an AMEN, brothers and sisters?!?!?! Yea, Bioware was amazing at adapting Dungeons & Dragons to video games, and I still have fond memories of playing for hours and hours in Baldur's Gate and the Neverwinter Nights Trilogy. This game almost feels like Atari had a Gauntlet knock-off...

For almost as long as Dungeons & Dragons has been around as a paper-and-pencil format, there has been a video game version out there trying to capture the essence of the most famed fantasy role-playing game ever created...

A great and terrible character in Slavic folklore, the witch Baba Yaga is a well-known persona to many fans of Dungeons & Dragons. From the earliest edition, this horrible hag of legend is an indelible figure in D&D Lore, and here taloned grasp has touched the history of more than one realm...

Malisteen - Given the amount of material covered in the review of Heroes of Shadow, I chose not to delve too deeply into the class mechanics of every new class, and measure it against the mechanics of every other class. One could devote several articles just to comparing classes in a particular...