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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...

It's a little sobering to see the numbers and a good reminder of how fortunate we are to have a the number of excellent games we do have.

Just to follow up -- RocketReach reports, for comparison: Cubicle 7's annual revenue is $7.2M Modiphius at $12.7 million Free League at...

D&D seems to be around ~300 million per Scipio in the Alphastream Discord (there's algebra involved). Similar to WotC, GW and Asmodee...

RAW there are only 10 types of rings of resistance.

Perhaps your sales volume isn't up there with the big boys, but . . . your work is amazing and appreciated! Hopefully you're pulling in...

It is pretty normal in a lot of 5E campaigns. They will say something like "purchases up to rare allowed in this city", I mean Baldur's...

Isn't that supposed to be million. Personaly, I'd be very surprised - actually shocked- if a tabletop game company had annual revenue...

Most percentile systems don't ignore those things (though baking in armor penetration into the to-hit is largely a conceit of D&D...

Cannibal Halfling Gaming published an interesting article recently in which they divided tabletop roleplaying game publishers into five...

On the plus side, it looks like one of the industries AI might destroy is the AI industry. Apparently, Chinese companies are currently...

Maybe not, but again, something has to convey the degree of edge one (or one's opponent) has in a combat exchange, and that's one of the...

I am in the process of updating some stat blocks to the 2024 standards for my forthcoming Tiamat "book." The first one I am looking at...

I don't think linear systems are any more prone to over-relying on random chance than non-linear ones - if you're using a random...