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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...

Coming soon the DMs Guild, probably.

I didn't realise that it had received a cinema release but turns out it did in three IMAX screens in the US.

I actually think this brings up a good point I really didn't think about. I lot of the way those modules were written were almost...

At the request of @Whizbang Dustyboots I’ve started this thread to explain what’s unique about 13th Age and Shadow of the Weird...

Okay, maybe as someone who has never cracked open a lorebook I don’t have the grounds to be saying this but I’m gonna, even if those...

I always enjoy reading these origin stories, so thanks for posting, @Reynard. Aside from not really playing D&D until high school, I'm...

Session 8: They finished Cavern J but have not yet recovered the treasure in the hidden sarcophagus room. We'll use that as the strong...

Superman is a paladin, as is Captain America (Steve Rogers, not James Barnes).

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...

In my experience they'd ironed a lot of that out in the bestiaries, but to be fair, I haven't run 2E at champion or epic tier yet. I...

I find all this conversation quite a fascinating look at 1e, and make me glad my journey due to availability was Basic to 2e.

A man at a convention once griped to Sergio Aragones that he charged $50 for an illustration it took him 5 minutes to do. Sergio...

Okay, weird pull and definitely not some of the paladins of previous editions but hear me out, the guardians from rise of the guardians...