Issue #12 of Polyhedron (June 1983) features a very striking cover by Larry Elmore that depicts a pegasus-riding warrior about to engage a r...

Over the weekend, I was cleaning the bookshelf nearest to my computer desk and saw the boxed sets of the first and second editions of Gamm...

Having last week come to the defense of the murderhobo , I thought I'd go one step further this week by doing something similar for outr...

Issue #11 of Polyhedron (April 1983) is another whose cover I remember well, because, unlike all of its predecessors, it features a historic...

Issue #81 (September/October 1977) of Campaign magazine is notable for its lengthy overview/review of Dungeons & Dragons , written by Le...

Tom Wham is underappreciated in my opinion. Here's his "Gamesmanship" comic from issue #81 (September/October 1977) of Campaig...

Like any hobby, roleplaying games are replete with their own unique vocabulary and jargon. Spend any time with someone deeply invested in ro...

Being a Star Trek fan, I was aware of the fact that, sometime during the early stages of the production of 1979's  Star Trek: The Motion...

For reasons many and various, I've always had a soft spot for Gamma World , which was long one of my favorite roleplaying games , though...

Here's another interesting passage from the September 1980 issue of Fantastic Films , where its author, Neesa Sweet, talks to Jeff Urquh...