On one of the levels of Dwimmermount, there's the following: 44. Blue Room Devoid of almost any contents, this room is completely tile...

Perhaps because I grew up in Maryland, Avalon Hill loomed large in my early days in the large. You could find its "bookshelf games...

Issue #8 of Ares made its debut in May 1981, featuring another cover by John Pierard, this one featuring a depiction of Odin, Thor, and Vi...

For those few of you who haven't already heard the news via other blogs, here it is: Wizards of the Coast is reprinting not just the Gyg...

H.P. Lovecraft is one of those authors I first encountered because some of the older guys I know who played D&D claimed that "th...

As he usually does, editor Peter Regan has made the PDF of the latest issue of the excellent Labyrinth Lord fanzine, Oubliette , availabl...

I've never been a big fan and, therefore, user of referee's screens. Part of this is practical and part of it is philosophical. On...

Over the last year, there's been a dearth of posts here about my roleplaying. That's because, for the most part, I haven't bee...

Issue #7 (March 1981) of Ares features a cover by John W. Pierard, depicting a scene from Rescue from the Hive , the integral game include...

I never had much use for Free RPG Day in the past. I didn't have anything against it, but the start of the promotion coincided almost ...