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Dragon Publishing released Dragon #73 in May 1983. It is 100 pages long and has a cover price of $3.00. In this issue, we have half-ogres, non-violent magic items, and the inner planes! This month's Special Attraction is an AD&D adventure called "Forest of Doom," which was written by Scott...

A friend speculated that this image from WOTC might have had an AI base. Pure speculation and no accusations are being made toward anyone. Anyway, I'm curious to see if anyone can reproduce something similar. Please tag me and include your prompt if you give it a go.

Each week, I send out ten cool D&D links to my newsletter subscribers. Here are 100 links I recently sent. There is all sorts of great advice here - read and enjoy! In 7 Ways to Hack Your Creativity, Scroll for Initiative shares a bunch of techniques to get your imaginative tap unclogged. I...

Hey Aaron - it's great to hear from you again! It's been a while. Many thanks for the ideas - I'll dig into them :-)

I've just started a new campaign, and my players told me they wanted leveling up to feel a bit more significant (we use milestone leveling). We came up with three rules. In order to level up after an adventure, the characters must: Return to their home base (the city of Iskandar) Undergo...

Dragon Publishing released Dragon #72 in April 1983. It is 84 pages long and has a cover price of $3.00. In this issue, we have cavaliers, barbarians, and Questworld! This month's Special Attraction is a new board game by Tom Wham. In "FILE 13," players enter the world of game publishing...

I saw this corny ad in an old Dragon magazine and got bing to re-create the illustration: Prompt: three teenagers in a living room playing a roleplaying game, with an alien looking in through the window, digital painting

Thank you so much, Hussar! In a strange coincidence, I was reading one of your comments today on this esteemed old thread: https://www.enworld.org/threads/dungeon-layout-map-flow-and-old-school-game-design.168563/ (Thanks to Dustyboots as well!)

Great pix!!

Quite right - thankyou

Dragon Publishing released Dragon #71 in March 1983. It is 84 pages long and has a cover price of $3.00. In this issue, we have intelligent monsters, quasi-deities, and a new Boot Hill adventure! This month's Special Attraction is "The Taming of Brimstone," a Boot Hill scenario about a wild...

TSR published The Strategic Review #6 in February 1976. It is 16 pages long and has a cover price of 75 cents. "In The Cauldron" by Tim Kask summarises the various goings-on at TSR. The company is moving the shop to a new location called "The Dungeon," and all are invited to the new premises...

(I did this in ChatGPT) In a high-resolution digital painting, a once-majestic underground temple lies in ruins. Amidst the decay emerges a formidable lich, his scream echoing through the cavern. He holds a dark, bent staff, its tip featuring a chilling skull. A deadly purple mist flows from...