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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'm going to have to hit some cons once I have my two PoD books released.

I'm going to have to hit some cons once I have my two PoD books released.

Doing 1:1 monster swaps wherever possible in those specific modules should be a breeze, and where there aren't 1:1 monsters, there is...

Not sure about the 14+ qualifier, but overall the chance of rolling doubles or triples on 3d6 are close to 50%.

They can give information on which the players can base their decisions if they want and they can be used to determine the reactions of...

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

Hey, I'm in the "everyone else" category! Woo hoo!

Well, the first question is "which game?" But assuming we are talking about D&D 5e, it requires extrapolation and ignoring...

I dig this thread, thank you.

A Shadowdark convention would be cool. I’d go if things lined up. And I’d go back to my old habit of running hours and hours of games.

I wasn't as clear in 105 as it felt while typing it so no reason to fret :D. That bold bit is the problem in 5e's implementation. It...

A Shadowdark convention would be cool. I’d go if things lined up. And I’d go back to my old habit of running hours and hours of games.

No, but that's not a bad idea, especially given all the Shadowdark variants and 3rd party spin-off games.