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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...

My general preference is for the player to roll both offense and defense, although the GM can roll the magnitude of the effect. GM...

I think the boycott attempt in the rpg community had some success in getting Wizards to declare they weren't going to use AI art. But, I...

I do like having a way to signify that some characters know their way around an environment, whether that's academia, the church...

Nodding to Kleborn and Thallok, Kamen offers "I heard there are trials to be had. Unfortunately, I only managed a short look in some...

Kleborn has been watching with great interest, and is impressed as always with his companions who yield magic. He says to Kamen...

Hey, Lyonel said it right before the BBQ, so apparently not too soon.

As the years go by, my back likes it less, because I am a Standing GM.

Random question on this topic that came up as I was playing around with ideas today: when you are a player in a game do you prefer to...

Trudvang should have some kind of gargantuan monster duck from Hell.

I think this was a clear impetus behind quite a few of the rules changes in DDB. That's why so many of them became simplified and more...

Random question on this topic that came up as I was playing around with ideas today: when you are a player in a game do you prefer to...

That's probably the healthiest approach.

That is not something I have seen. But at least in D&D-likes, there aren't a lot of choices to be made where crits matter. That is, you...