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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...

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Picture courtesy of Pixabay. Running any free event at a public library is an act of local heroism; running a weekly Dungeons & Dragons...

Care to explain this thought process? I see no reason a “Champions of Athas” book wouldn’t fit the season concept.

as I said, pick a different low magic setting then. That Boromir and Aragorn are from some older lineages does not give them abilities...

Exactly! If it isn’t Dark Sun, then this is a major Marketing blunder to me. The only possible book that would warrant the same...

Sure they will make a big deal announcement of DS. Which is yet another reason it’s not a season of champions.

Piggybacking off this, the reason they are holding off on announcing DS currently is that they are going to make it a BIG DEAL kind of...

That is stretching the definition of "exceptional" well beyond the breaking point. Though it is pretty strained for most of the others...

Indeed. With private, official playtesting they have a clear idea of what conditions it was playtested under, and know the data is...

No one needs to poke their sticky armchair history finger into my elf game buffets.

Error or choice? The cyclops mutant in Fallout was designed to be a bit silly, IMO.

When you are talking about equality, that both Boromir and Aragorn (and Gimli, and Legolas, and Gandalf) come from lineages that the...

I don't think that follows. One makeup person referencing an older work does not a "standard" make.

Fenris-77 quietly flips through the library of his publications for Shadowdark on DTRPG... Edited for clarity. Tough to make a joke...