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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...

Two new RPGs, one a modern horror RPG set in New England and the other for the OSR. D&D, Delta Green, and the Marvel Multiverse RPG all...

I do agree about it fanning the flames of imagination and inspiration. But as a stepping stone to Mars it's a little like jumping...

Looks like some similar beats to the book House of Leaves as well. I think the genre of liminal horror is really interesting. It will be...

And while the science is a laudable goal in and of itself, it needs something to drive people's imagination just to get funded. Manned...

Having been a friend of Steve Perrin, you can make an argument that its a D&D offshoot, but I think once you've done that the argument...

Everybody kind of has a limit as to how good they can get at any given profession - the old (and quite true) saying that people rise to...

Huh. Weird. Isn’t he making a D&D spinoff over on Patreon?

I like the revision. True to the original with some cleanup, and a power bump with spells known and spell slots for higher Int, plus...

I spent 10 minutes making a character and it was pretty smooth. the only thing is it does not actually tell you how many experiences or...

I think it's doable, but I think everyone is trying to overthink it. Start with the basic assumptions of a D&D world (let's assume 5.5...

Huh. Weird. Isn’t he making a D&D spinoff over on Patreon?

I really just want a spin-off series with Alison Brie strutting around as a sassy evil sorceress. Make it a real estate show looking at...

“This week on Selling Skullset… Trapjaw is upset that Evil-Lyn is ghosting him, while Entrapta and Pumyra argue about who should get...

Ravenloft, Greyhawk, and Dark Sun on the horizon; new Dragonlance novels; emphasis on "many ways to play D&D and not a single direction"...