Back at the end of June, I wrote a post about the representation of bugbears in the various TSR editions of Dungeons & Dragons. My exam...

Serendipity is a real phenomenon. Just as I'm looking more closely into Boot Hill 's discussion of campaigns, Dan and Paul over Wa...

The question of whether Boot Hill is actually a roleplaying game is an interesting one, especially since the introduction to the game addre...

... we lost the Moon in a tragic accident involving nuclear waste and a previous unknown form of magnetic radiation. Along with the Moon, al...

Since Boot Hill has unexpectedly caught my interest this month, I thought it might be interesting to take a look at one of its better adven...

Ed Greenwood catches a lot of grief among a certain segment of the old school community, usually for things for which he was not himself re...

The astute among my readers might have noticed that the Boot Hill advertisement I shared earlier today appeared in the August 1979 issue of ...

Since I'll be looking more closely at Boot Hill over the next couple of weeks, I thought it might be useful to share this advertisement...

One of the (many) fascinating things about Boot Hill is that its presentation is quite different from TSR's other RPGs of similar vinta...

I've been re-reading the second edition of  Boot Hill recently. There's a lot in it that I'd forgotten and that I think worthy ...