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The story of the Salem Witch Trials of 1692 is a tragedy of American history: a cautionary tale of class bias, social anxiety, and...

It is with some measure of irony that in this month’s editorial Ian Livingstone asks “when will we see a British RPG on the scene?” It’s...

I launched my first session at my local public library, and I’m pleased to report it was a success. But it was not without a few bumps...

One of my goals that I've failed at year after year was finding an in-person gaming group. This year, it's time to change that...

The nominations were nominated, and the votes were voted, and now we have the final results: this year's official most anticipated...

December 1982's issue is all about Judge Dredd. As well as the cover and the adverts for the board game, there are plenty of figure and...

I mean, in a fantasy setting, can’t you just justify any “metagame” currency as being a blessing of the gods diegetically, and thus now...

You know me, always a sucker for a river or some body of water...

It feels like that’s an overly narrow definition of creative.

Was Tolkien not being creative when he used names from Norse mythology?

Here's the Monday Blues Map #200 map. This week's map is a stand-alone dungeon map. Click to enlarge. Map Details: Grid Size: 42x62...

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Yeah it’s easy with gangs, which also tends to mean the combat is more zoomed out. Have you seen Vincent’s example of the fight for the...

Why not? is choosing to create a d&d character for a medieval fantasy world based on some adaption of a TV character not a creative...