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Skirmisher Publishing has released a Labor Day Weekend Bundle, offering 90% off what the constituent products would cost individually! It won't be available for long, so pick it up while you have the chance! Please note my use of affiliate links in this post.

Few people know that Wee Jas has a brother named Hugh.

Pedantic nitpick: Dark Sun didn't have a dedicated booster line in the Spellfire CCG (unlike, say, the Forgotten Realms), and Borys was a part of the initial set of cards printed for the game (305/1st).

Yeah, that's a truism that's been noted previously, and it remains salient to this day.

Very well said. It's worth noting that this idea goes all the way back to the beginning of the hobby, being found on page 8 of the "Men & Magic" booklet of the original 1974 D&D boxed set.

So recently this happened: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ckgyk2p55g8o Apparently Taco Bell's AI was trained on Tim Robinson sketches.

Of course not. D&D's economy has always been pre-broken right out of the box; it's why the prices of equipment are always treated as absolutes rather than fluctuating in response to market forces. There's no reason to expect slavery to be any more realistic in its economic implications.

Infinium Game Studios is currently offering their newest system-agnostic supplement, the FlexTale Campaign Generator, for $9.99, marked down from its usual price of $14.99! Click on the link to apply the discount. Please note my use of affiliate links in this post.

From now through the end of August, Precis Intermedia is offering discounts on two of their best-selling RPG titles! For the next three days, you can get Planets of Peril: Sword & Planet Fantasy RPG for just $6.95, marked down from its usual price of $9.95, as well as Lords of Olympus Diceless...

Columbia Games is currently selling Atlas Map K6 of their Hârn setting for just $0.99, marked down from its usual price of $6.99! Click on the link to apply the discount. Please note my use of affiliate links in this post.

For the next three days (i.e. from now until the end of August), Lightspress Media is offering 30% off of their newest system-agnostic title, Magical Realism: The Simple Approach. Click on the link to apply the discount. Please note my use of affiliate links in this post.

This announcement says that Paizo has released 222 Adventure Paths in the monthly, softcover format, which they'll cease doing at the end of this year. But their release schedule makes it seem like the last one will be AP #221. Did I miss something?

I'm getting sick and tired of "lazy" being a charge thrown at particular concepts that people don't care for in fiction. I can understand being burned out on a given idea, but "lazy" is a characteristic of something's presentation rather than being inherent to the idea in question. It's a...

That was in issue #315. Don't forget about Graytch, another dragon (25th-level) from the rare set of the 1993 AD&D trading cards series. https://arena.athas.org/t/graytch-dragon-from-the-tsr-trading-cards/2076

Have you had a chance to read The Nature of Middle-Earth? It's literally a collection of every piece of scrap paper on which Tolkien ever scribbled anything about his setting.

Granny lost her teeth again.

I read Timothy Zahn's Heir to the Empire (the first book of his Thrawn trilogy), and came away unimpressed. While I understand a lot of what Zahn was trying to do, a lot of what he had in there didn't feel like Star Wars to me, even if many of those elements would later be built upon and...