I’ve often said I feel fortunate to have discovered Dungeons & Dragons when I did, before the dead hand of brandification settled over...

Among the many delights of flipping through issues of Dragon magazine from my youth is getting the chance to see Dave Trampier's Wormy ...

Editor extraordinaire, Ignatius Ümlaut, has informed me that issue #16 of the flagship fanzine of the Old School Renaissance, Fight On! , is...

One of my most popular posts is "The Ages of D&D ,"  which I wrote more than fifteen(!) years ago, on January 11, 2009. In it...

Lizard men were introduced into Dungeons & Dragons in the pages of its first supplement, Greyhawk (1975). The first illustration of them...

The people have spoken , which means I shall continue this series for a while longer. In reviewing the suggestions offered by readers, one o...

It's well known that, in populating the bestiary of Dungeons & Dragons , Arneson and Gygax regularly looked beyond mythology and fol...