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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...

So? If it takes 20 surveys it takes 20 surveys. If it takes 100, it takes 100. It’s not like there’s anything stopping them from giving...

The first two rules are: I'm not allowed to talk about it.

Aliens. Back to the Future. Beetlejuice. Caddyshack. Die Hard. Evil Dead 2. GalaxyQuest. Ghostbusters. Gremlins. Raiders of the Lost...

Dragon readers know Roger E. Moore as one of the most consequential folks at TSR, who helped shape a lot of D&D through his great Dragon...

Reginald Shoe would be so happy to see this thread dragged un-alive and kicking from its musty tomb. but because I can I will repost...

Certainly, y'know, given how "A review of Milgram's research materials suggests that the experiments exerted more pressure to obey than...

To really engage with what you are describing, you'd need a classless system--so that everyone could in fact use the same rules. It is...

Uhh... Read my post more carefully?... You know, given how "Milgram's results showed that 65% of the participants in the study...

100% true. But can't you generallize that in 5e, basically everything is just vaguely thematic spells? It's not like warlocks, bards, or...

But none of those characters exist together. We’re not doing the Lanefan thing where everyone’s setting is connected to everyone else’s.

I think it's a great solution. Sure, there's some solid 3rd party psionics available, but I appreciate if they release a psionic class...

A later one I quite liked also was Rivers of Blood (issue 89) which was a nice folkloric adventure set in the Kievan Rus. This also...

I don't think any of the Discworld books are bad -- I'm close to finishing my second complete read-through of the series -- but they...