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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...

TSR Inc. published Dragon #102 in October 1985. It is 100 pages long and has a cover price of $3.00. This issue features gully dwarves...

You know, I think you're right. You get a Backerkit link directly to the file, right?

If psionic powers use a different game system then monsters with psionic powers wouldn't be so easy to sell in the next sourcebooks. I...

I shotgunned the Sprawl trilogy back to back to back, thanks to you lot rousing my curiosity about how I’d feel about it now. Short...

With that resume, I doubt she was hired for any kind of direct customer-facing responsibilities at all. She seems more like the kind of...

There are just three type of classes: Expert = I solve things by ingenuity and skill Spellcaster = I solve things by magic (sometimes...

Going to wait till the new KS, do you know if all their books will be available like last time?

First, let me put my cards on the table as a person who really like triangle and bell-curve distributions. In my opinion, it’s not...

Apropos of nothing, I know one job that will always exist here: goalpost mover. I’ve never seen so many goalposts moved in so many...

My understanding is that tournament lances were designed to break - and were also designed with blunt tips. They were intended for...

The Monster Overhaul by Skerples has two indexes, one alphabetic, and this one, which is fiendishly clever: This kind of approach could...

At the time, a really good 3pp company (I forget the name) had done a revised 3.5 psionics system for PF. So while there was fans who...

Insofar as nothing is truly needed, you are correct. However, the game is balanced with the monsters weighed against class abilities...

There was a series of 3E books that just focused on a quarter at a time. There was a thieves quarter, an arcane quarter and at least one...