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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...

Yes. I get that you house rule social skills to work on PCs. I would not play in your game. From a RAW standpoint I am not wrong...

Those 3.5 books don't die just because some of their rules do. Convert! Realistically, if you're playing 5/6e now, you're still...

I played 3.5e throughout its run. Near the end, the game started to wear me out. It was mostly higher levels of play that killed my...

Neither does your NPC convincing my PC of something he can't be convinced of.

It's not like we haven't said it 10+ times. For PCs... Insight checks are simply to determine if you see signs of deception or truth...

I actually found character creation in 3.5 to be easier than in 5e. It may be because I previously played GURPs but I found that the...

I guess DC could acknowledge where this guy is actually from...

Nothing is impossible, but what supers would still be around in a few hundred years to match the timeline. To just say 'temporal...

I find where it breaks the hardest is the modern players that think the DM using PC style tactics against them is "uncool" or "unfair"...

I don't want to go into the dark arts that made this merger possible, let's just say it was far from my first choice and leave it at...

That is literally immortality. But in D&D I suppose immortality has long been synonymous with divine power and godhood. That argument...

I continued collecting 3.5 books after the edition ended; to date, I'm missing only a couple of the Fantastic Locations supplements, and...

We could get the equivalent of the X-Men/Star Trek comics where Gladiator punches the Enterprise. “Did that man… just punch my ship?”...