Latest activity

February 1983. As we step into a new year of gaming Ian Livingstone wonders what might come next. With Treasure Trap starting (or at...

Picture courtesy of Pixabay. Lately, my Saturday afternoons at the local library have become the third pillar of a massive...

Image courtesy of Pixabay. For years, my game room sat as a quiet monument to a dream: a dedicated space where I could play Dungeons &...

I think it's easier to consider this instead of going by the "stat" to instead think of a descriptor or two a person could reasonably...

A player can always create and religion or deity for their characters. Nothing I provide is unable to accommodate one more god somewhere...

Barbarian - Promarily red, secondarily green. They use their emotions to tap into primal powers. Bard - blue, red, and green They are...

In all honesty, Con/Dex/Str, probably in that order, largely because they are physical attributes. They don’t really say anything about...

You put this in TTRPG General but it probably belongs in one of the D&D areas. I think the most difficult to effectively roleplay is...

Sorta. I use some of the 4E Deity list, but most of them are presented as abstract forces. Occasionally, they may have an avatar or a...

Even more so, thanks to the Commons, D&D isn't really dependent on WotC. My table can play it from now until we don't, no matter what...

It's reasonable enough riveted plate gauntlets, which wasn't quite what I asked for but pretty on par with what I hoped for. I burned...

We played from the mid 70s on. No problem with the "Satanic Panic". Looking back, I think I won the parent lottery :D Later as a teacher...

That second hobgoblin above looks like he's got Iron Man's right gauntlet on his shield. Johnathan

Intelligence is the hardest to role play, as it is nearly impossible to do so in any way. As a player you can take notes to have a...

It wasn't until internet forums became widespread many years later that I heard about #114's cover supposedly stirring up some folks...