From issue #66 of Dragon (October 1982) comes this full-page advertisement for Gangbusters . I haven't played the game in decades, but i...

Having now covered all of the published TSR era  D&D and AD&D character classes with level titles, I wanted to turn to some other RP...

Issue #20 of Polyhedron (November 1984) is another with which I am very familiar. Regular readers should also remember it from  another post...

Issue #19 of Polyhedron (September 1984), like the previous issue , features a cover illustration promoting one of TSR's licensed RPGs, ...

Issue #17 of Polyhedron (May 1984) is immediately notable for its cover, which features an uncredited 19th century engraving rather than an ...

Issue #16 of Polyhedron (February 1984) is the beginning of a couple of new features for the RPGA newszine. First and most notably, the issu...

Could the cover of issue #15 of Polyhedron (December 1983) by Keith Parkinson be any more 1980s if it tried? Like most recent issues, the il...

Issue #14 of Polyhedron (October 1983) makes an change to the "Encounters" series begun in issue #8 . Originally, the series prese...

Issue #13 of Polyhedron (August 1983) is dubbed a "special issue," because, in the words of its editor, Mary Kirchoff, more "...

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...

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...