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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...

Metaphoria: Bottles & Baskets

Thanks. I am looking for a place to buy a hi-res version.

Good summary as always. Fun nostaligia. The Traveller Book is really solid, and more intuitive for people new to the game. If we don't...

So the MILFs are all in Greyhawk? That explains why they were not actually "in my area".

Yeah, a DM would have to rule on the fly for this stuff. It's pretty rare, too - in 40+ years of running 1e-like D&D I can think of...

Nentir Vale/Nerrath was designed intentionally to be a sandbox. If you wanted you could have add more planets in its wildspace. And it...

Further proof you only need one setting then. Forgotten Realms could handle horror, pulp, noir, melodrama, survival, sword and sorcery...

Nonsense. Dragonlance is clearly a horror setting based on the most casual understanding of the genre, much like how Ravnica is urban...

Depends on the area. There's a small town that's northwest of Toronto, that before suburbia grew to engulf it, was where the Richie-Rich...

I don't know why I don't get a response to this part of it but the same team members who make settings when they work at WOTC also make...

It absolutely is a stretch, I don't think there is any chance whatsoever that this was included in the apology.

I'm reading a lot of this and saying yep, yep, yep. I'm guessing there is a lot of overlap with most of us, especially at certain ages.

Definitely have to narrowly define "fantasy world" to box out DC and Marvel Comics, who can easily crush this.