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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 agree with this. As I said upthread, it's one reason I'm deeply skeptical of companies that port their system to every genre...

Define what you mean by "argument"....

Something else to consider when putting companies in tiers... First, as Morrus said, revenue is not profit (revenue is vanity, profit...

Id say that it's obviously intended. Pretty sure that Crawford even talked about them not locking down the hand slot and leaving it...

Yeah Requiem looks amazing and has reviewed extremely well but £60 is a lot, especially when my history of actually finishing RE games...

Really the "golf cart" of weapons was something that you could see in AD&D*. You had your sword +1, +3 vs. lycanthropes and...

Amusingly, I remember a concept of a golfcart of weapons in 3E. You needed a Silver weapon to deal with enemies that had DR/Silver, and...

I would not take that bet, not with all of them at least. Chaosium (and indirectly Onyx Path) had a good 20-ish year lead on us in terms...

Because it is widely familiar, let's take the iconic TSR-era dungeon exploration, er, 'play loop.' Y'know, 'DM describes, players...

Yeah Requiem looks amazing and has reviewed extremely well but £60 is a lot, especially when my history of actually finishing RE games...

I very much doubt it. (a) it's not until August and (b) they haven't even got it on their events page yet and (c) they don't exactly...

Thanks for the discussion. I own the first box set but the discussion here actually led me to cancel my pledge. I am not sure it is a...

Bloodsport (irdis Alba), suicide squad If I were willing to keep looking I'm sure I could find more not coming to mind. The trouble...