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TSR Inc. published Dragon #103 in November 1985. It is 100 pages long and has a cover price of $3.00. This issue features errata...

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

I've always run games this way, works pretty well in any edition - at least in my experience.

I’m almost literally a lifelong geek because my Dad is one, so I grew up reading & watching superheroes, sci-fi, fantasy & horror, with...

Was Jack Sparrow insane? He was certainly CN. His choices are driven by freedom, survival, and whimsy rather than ideology or cruelty...

I'm going to disagree, mindfulness and Critical thinking are different things. Wits and thinking on a whim is a different type of...

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

Whims versus long-term planning is a big one IMO. You can be cunningly unpredictable and not stupidly unpredictable.

Not yet, they are still working on the 2E SRD. You can get probably 90% of the idea of the game from the existing 1E SRD though, the...

I'm personally not invested into using it myself, but the nice thig about LaTeX is that once you get the settings right, you can...

Why not put them on different continents on the same world? That way groups could move between the two tones (with difficulty) if they...

I assume Punisher is out of it now? That storyline is over?

More significantly, it has minimal brand recognition.

Nerath has always been my favorite core setting, but I feel it goes directly against what a modern audience wants. Modern DnD is bright...

So from the XP needed from levelup you kinda get that the game expects to have: 6 normal fights and 2 short rests per long rest...