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Managing a table of ten players is less like storytelling and more like air traffic control. In the heat of my weekly library sessions...

February 1983. As we step into a new year of gaming Ian Livingstone wonders what might come next. With Treasure Trap starting (or at...

I was (and remain) unfamiliar. I will look it up. Oh and as I mentioned in my review. The system itself is not one I still use, but at...

I've just been looking back at my old articles, and realized you commented on "Dragon Reflections #1" back in 2018! @Ralif Redhammer did...

I have recently finished reading two books about London history, London: The Biography by Peter Ackroyd and London: the Autobiography by...

1. Very soon. 2. Brains. Or depending on subclass, lymph and:or bile.

I liked the cover. The articles on Gully Dwarfs, and the TS article I could miss. The adventure was reading material and I'm sure I...

Took me way too long to figure out what that Dwarf in the archway was holding. I kept thinking it was some sort of laser gun!

yep! And one of the "D&D is dying" people has a multi million dollar Kickstarter. They believed their statements so much they'll be...

The dog article seemed like a good idea, but the statblocks were all the same(y), as stated above.

Espionage is great and all, but dual wielding rocket launchers is the dream.

So when does the "D&D is Undead" trend start?

Thanks El, I enjoyed glancing through your article. I'll have to check out the others in your series. Regarding the "Cast of NPCs"...

I had a lot to say about this issue here: Dragon Mag Monday: #102 That "collection of canines" article was endemic of a lot of...

Wow, that cover has a deeper recognizability to me than I would've realized or guessed. Might be because of the Top Secret article...