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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...

I also ignore the logic....and 100% it is partly (mostly) about sets and money.

I feel like this take doesn't actually understand how the market works, particularly not how it worked when most people obtained RPGs...

I think this is an interesting hypothesis, but the posters most AGAINST « stats being there just for rolls » are ALSO the most...

I'd like to just roll with it, but my brain keeps poking at me with, "If they lose power, how do those damned unattached nacelles not go...

I was there. Yes, that was the plan.

That has massive worldbuilding implications, though. If we assume that Command: Flee works that way, the only possible supporting...

Wow. I do NOT remember that scene!

Ratner lost more than a job. He lost his own company and empire, and hundreds of millions of pounds. He ended up with a national slang...

I have to imagine that if they felt it would pay for the cost of development considering all reference material that exists for the...

I've long done this, but Acolyte has cemented it as an official option in 5e.......in my games the vast majority of priests aren't...

This is a wait and see for me. I like the first 1/2 of evil dead but after the kids it went downhill. I would have preferred an adult...

I'd like to bring up a point- corrupt priests. In a series of fantasy novels I've read, the protagonists belong to one of several...

That's his choice, though. If @TwoSix wants to put that sort of work into making D&D fit his vision and that of his group, more power...