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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 found it confusing as well, but dug up the below, showing SLA industries being an RPG itself set in far future with a second edition...

I found the Vader comics tgen the continuation into the Doctor Aphra comics very good. The more general Star Wars ones covering events...

Yes, I've just been looking at this, and that would be my take as well. Plasmoid and Loxodon might also play the extra limb card.

Bloodlines is good if you like political intrigue (which I do), and I agree on the Thrawn books and Disney comics (those I've read).

Staff is a Spellcasting Focus for your Druid Spell when you have a Spellcasting feature saying so, which you don't. Nor is Magic...

The underlying premise of the rules is that they tell you what you can do, not what you can't do. So, if they don't say that you can do...

Thats a good example of how it can lean into a theme without costing normal character resources. And a way to add back to dnd...

I don't particularly mean that they shouldn't do events outside America. I'm just surprised that something heralded as a big "D&D Fan...

Also, while I'm not generally that interested in blood elf lore, I do find the blood knights -- including Liadrin -- to be the most...

Thats a good example of how it can lean into a theme without costing normal character resources. And a way to add back to dnd...

The 'feat proliferation' is just them standardising features. If you took D&D and added up every class feature, species feature, feat...

Feats in PF2 are pretty siloed off, however. You never get "a feat", you get "a class feat" or "an ancestry feat" or "a skill feat" and...

I want the book for that cover alone. Might make a nice screen saver, too.