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Just reading the Savage Worlds rule book whilst on a holiday inspired me to branch out and try new games. I love their style. I went on to play many games and even used it as my chassis for my own game I developed: Bashed & Borrowed :P I will definitely be checking this version out. I just...

Nice. Would make for a very interesting stop over in any campaign. Thanks Mike.

This looks interesting. I have long been a fan of African-influenced settings. The early Dragon Magazine articles were inspiring, but Chris Dulunt's "Nyambe: African Adventures" released by Atlas Games remains one of my favourite setting inspiration books for DnD. (I had his PDFs before Atlas...

This is a great idea for a column. :) Well done in tracking down the opportunities out there. I will definitely be keeping an eye on this column. Obviously there will be a shout out to EN5ider and Trailseeker too at this stage. I assume those are still open for submissions :)

Hey, this was my article. I agree totally with (un)reason here. Initially this was a full feature article. I believe I wrote ~3,000 words. I was then told to cut that article down to the tiny final that you read and see in #323. I was excited to be in Dragon, but at the same time quite upset...

Hmmm. Just found this thread thanks to link from MT's recent articles. Now I just HAVE to go back through these and read them all, especially the later ones and those that hit some of my favourite issues. What an amazing amount of work (un)reason.

Oh wow. I did not realise they were here too. I might have to read along to these alongside MT's. Luckily people have taken different approaches and looked at different things when doing these. :) Makes for good reading. Thanks for sharing. (I was actually searching for an article I contributed...

Wow, what a wrap. Thankyou. I wish I had the $ to back several of those KS's ;) In for the Expanse, but I am a sucker for practically anything Monte writes too. I have enjoyed the Cypher System and would love more books for it, but the advice book looks great too. Some very good contributors there.

Another enjoyable article on the direction the game was taking. (I also did not know Lankhmar's origins as a gaming world). I also count these Dragon articles as my current favourites :) I have even take to the net and YouTube to follow several people that are going through them. MT's are...

The Free League people sell their stuff through Modiphius. I REALLY would prefer Dune to be released as their d6 exploration, dice-pool-based game. (Year Zero Engine). Rater than the 2d20 for eg. Also, the Free League writers are very good :)

BTW. You should keep that list of issue numbers done on here :)

Hey awesome. I am posting here so I know where to go when I want to watch these (hopefully tomorrow). Thanks for the heads up - I could not relocate that 'private conversation'. So now I am on this forum all should be grand. :)

Wow. Seeing these, i want to actually buy some more Dragon Mags (even though I have most of the PDFs). I like to just pick them off the shelf and read ;) People are asking crazy prizes for these. I remember when I was going to sell my collection (thankfully I did not), but is was not worth it...

Sorry, MT, I have already mentioned that :P No probs with chronological, I just have my fears this will stop before we get to the Dragon mags that most people would know. ;) I am sure it won't as it is a very well liked column :) Plus, the style and approach you are using probably does suit...

I really like these look backs... but going to be waiting a long time for my fav issues. Doing them in random order would mean more likely to hit readers' favourites :) Chronological makes sense for a building the scene ideal I guess, but can always look back at them in this order anyway. In...

Thanks once again for the round up. That is quite a list and must take some time putting together. I have written a lot for Egyptian settings over the years. It will be interesting to see how this mini-plugin-setting will do. I really like the idea of smaller settings that others can use as the...

I sure hope so. :) I like your thinking and I like themes. I was hoping for more Abyssal stuff for eg following that adventure. To group products would be great. My favourite books from 3E for eg were the themed books such as: Horror, Sea and the desert book (Sandstorm). Really handy for a DM...

I am interested in all new settings and options. I can mine them for ideas, steal from them and quite simply just read them for fun :) I did not like MagictheGathering as a game (but only tried it years ago). Doesn't mean I won't like their settings. I am actually happy to be getting some...

Yeah, let's try to stick to discussion the actual products in these forums. Take the rest to another thread... again. Anyway, I haven't seen the AGE Modern yet, but enjoyed the Fantasy AGE book. Only played a few sessions. I likeed the modular character options. I always liked the idea of magic...

Amazing context and research on the authors involved by the way. Very interesting.