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People didn't like Kevin Blume, but one thing I learned was that Brian and Doug Blume both seemed popular with staff.

Also, here's a link to the instagram attached to the podcast: When We Were Wizards Podcast (@whenwewerewizards) • Instagram photos and videos

Thanks for the excellent review, @Snarf Zagyg! I've enjoyed this series tremendously, and looked forward to every Sunday, when the new episode dropped. Like Snarf, I'm an RPG history junkie. What this series did was humanize many of the other characters in the Gygax story, in a way that perhaps...

I was chatting with one of the producers, and they hope to turn this into a film:

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I've enjoyed the podcast greatly. It complements the more academic histories by giving a lot of the personal stories. I've especially enjoyed hearing from Mary Jo. One thing that has come up several times in the series is how likeable a guy Brian Blume was. The Blumes have tended to be...

I have the CDs. I’ve long since copied the pdf files to my hard drive, but I think it was easy to extract them

Dragon Publishing released Dragon #77 in September 1983. It is 84 pages long and has a cover price of $3.00. This issue features tarot cards, unicorns, and a new board game! This month's special attraction is King of the Tabletop, a board game by Tom Wham and Robert Kuntz. In it, you play as...

By "Us > Them" I guess you mean that the PCs always go first?

I'm thinking about running a game of D&D play-by-post, most likely in discord. If you have any tips, I'd be very happy to hear them.

Every week, I email out a list of ten cool D&D-related links, mostly aimed at helping Dungeon Masters improve their game. Here is a compilation of lists #111 through #120, containing 100 links in total. There is a heroes feast of great material here. You can find lots of other link compilations...

I'm working on an article that discusses the interplay between offensive capability (damage) and defensive capability (AC/hit points). I'm calling this a creatures "threat profile" though I'm happy to hear alternative suggestions. I've created a quadrant graph and I'd really like a better name...

That's a good enough recommendation for me - I've added it to my kindle queue. It helps that it is short (I mostly read books under 200 pages at the moment). Looking at wiki, it seems that R.A. MacAvoy has returned to writing recently after a long absence.

Here you go, Marc: rpghistory.net

Agreed. They are both looking up with a peaceful expression on their faces, like they are in chapel or something. In terms of the hair sprouting from the helmet, it only makes sense if it is a "plume" made of horsehair or something.

I was wondering that the other day. You do have things like Deadlands and Haunted West, but they are very much a weird/horror take. I can only guess it's because the Western is so out of fashion these days. Honestly, it's not clear to be me how well Boot Hill sold - they didn't publish much...

I ended up buying it from the website and enjoyed it thoroughly. Not much new information, but it was nice to hear from so many of Gary's friends, and also lots of historical footage I hadn't seen before.

Dragon Publishing released Dragon #76 in August 1983. It is 100 pages long and has a cover price of $3.00. In this issue, we have the ecology of the beholder, more on the Nine Hells, and the Dragon magazine index! This month's special attraction is the Dragon magazine index, which lists every...