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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...

I forget which YouTube interview it was on, but Kelsey specifically said selling stuff on her own storefront was to eliminate the middle...

They take a 35% cut of my Shadowdark stuff, yes. Kelsey, and others, have been open about the fact that, once you reach a certain level...

I can’t speak for others, but our registered address is our accountant’s office, which is a service they provide. You won’t find my home...

‘Increased revenue by 45% in 2025, largely due to MtG’s performance.’ I guess I’m just not seeing the mismanagement. They may not be...

That's kinda scarry! I see people's signatures and with smaller companies that use their home as their business address I see when and...

This was always stupid and doomed to fail, but it was at least entertaining. There is a whole genre of folk wisdom that has grown up...

The things with Brian are missing because they don't want to feature things with Brian — which is understandable all things considered...

It’s not. People forget that D&D is intended as an entry level/casual RPG. The free weapon swap rule is so players don’t need to...

If that was the design intent, then every designer since Gary Gygax has horrendously failed at that goal, to an utterly absurd degree...

K one more, because I just painted this guy from Bones 6. But yeah, I can see a LOT of uses for this in my campaign - I like it because...

Paizo briefly posted a new fey-focused rulebook on their website, seemingly providing an early reveal for a new book. Pathfinder...

I would guess Monday, March 2nd seems like a good day for that!