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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 think that's probably correct, so long as it's only ~15% low. The more their abilities are off from where they should be. The faster...

Yep your right I'm mixing up the various R spells (same in 5e).

I think most people have heard of it but most people don't really care. More than any particular venue, Facebook and YouTube are both...

D&D has quite a few iconic characters, places and things, but they're all spread out over the Multiverse so that you can't have them...

Agreed. Restoration in 1e wouldn't help you here. There was a different high-level spell - Regeneration - specifically for this...

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...

1e had (relatively) more design philosophy behind it than did 0e, where they really were inventing it as they went along. Some of that...

Even though it can be hard to switch off that internal "not good enough so I quit" voice as an adult, I really recommend learning to draw.

After a six month hiatus for burnout, I'm about to start a new campaign. (I was about to crawling on the walls and my eyes start to...

I still don't think most users would notice the difference of rolling below average for long stretches (again, as long as those rolls...

I have no love for the multiverse concept, but that ship sailed 40+ years ago.

okay whose adventure party was this? https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/sweet-heist-nestle-says-12-102656718.html

Even though it can be hard to switch off that internal "not good enough so I quit" voice as an adult, I really recommend learning to draw.