No one should mistake my many misgivings about Deities & Demigods  for a disdain for its subject matter. On the contrary, I've long ...

Ah, that staple of Dragon from back in the day: the "NPC only" class. One of the oddities of the magazine was that, while there wa...

My appreciation for The Secret of Bone Hill is well known. Alongside The Village of Hommlet , I consider it one of the best low-level adven...

Alan Craddock provides the cover to issue #20 of Imagine (November 1984), which is dedicated, as its cover proclaims, to "Clerics in th...

Several people have contacted me to let me know that Lenard Lakofka died yesterday morning.  Lakofka is, to my mind, one of the most underap...

Issue #13 of Imagine appeared in April 1984, with an unusual cover by Terry Oakes. Oakes is perhaps best known for his Fighting Fantasy work...

Ah, that staple of Dragon from back in the day: the "NPC only" class. One of the oddities of the magazine was that, while there wa...

Here's the third and final part of my interview with Len Lakofka. --- 13. Can you please explain the publication process for L3? My unde...

Published in 1981, The Secret of Bone Hill is the first module in the L-series, so designated either because it was set on the World of Gre...

This is the second part of my interview with roleplaying pioneer Len Lakofka. In this part, Mr Lakofka answers questions about his writings ...

Len Lakfoka needs no introduction to long-time readers of Dragon , who will remember his recurring column from that venerable periodical, ...

As I reported yesterday , Randall at RetroRoleplaying found a number of "lost" D&D articles, written by Gary Gygax and Len La...

Randall over at RetroRoleplaying has links to even more early articles by Gary Gygax about D&D , this time from Len "Leomund" ...