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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...

Well you wouldn’t wear armour if you didn’t need to. It’s not exactly comfortable or practical for a family BBQ. I imagine most people...

I'm fine with this. As noted, the deer dies the moment someone targets it, and I love small PCs getting these kinda options.

I agree, which is why I said it’s ironic. If you select your players from people you already know and people who are physically...

Fair enough. I didn't claim that there are. Just the cost would be enough of a bar for the vast majority of common folk. Do we ever see...

I certainly think that wasn't the original goal for early D&D; the original group was focused on creating a houseruled version of a...

Yeah. And, to me, this sounds like, "My players are thinking tactically, this feels like 4e." And my thought is then, "What, your...

I thought I was totally done with 5e, but there's a lot I like in that list. (No Charisma!!!!)

It shouldn’t, but yet it still does happen every time 4e comes up, despite how long it has been.

jpinto is good people, I'm considering backing OSsuaRy. Also it has a killer premise.

Care to place your bets on how long before this thread devolves into edition warring?

Two reasons I can think of right off. One, it slows down play for everyone, and quickly becomes monotonous. Two, it is fictionally...

Wednesday 2/25 after work: Overhead shoulder press machine 55x15, 55x13, 55x9 +45x4 (+5lbs +1 rep, +5lbs +1 rep, +5lbs -3reps main...

bag of rats can be exploitive, what is the problem in making one attack with a greatsword and other with a hammer or 2shortswords?