Edgar Rice Burroughs is easily one of the most successful and influential creators of fantasy and science fiction of all time. His works, fr...

Before returning to my examination of ability scores in D&D and AD&D , I thought it would be instructive to take a look briefly at h...

One of the most overlooked – or perhaps simply forgotten – aspects of Original Dungeons & Dragons is that it was the referee who generat...

Having heard the sounds of grinding metal southward, several of the characters guardedly moved ahead to investigate. What they found were tw...

Page 82 of the Dungeon Masters Guide has several different sections worthy of comment, but, for the current post, I'm focusing on Gary G...

Does anyone remember this game? It's a fantasy card game by TSR artist Darlene in 1982. I remember seeing advertisements for it in Drag...

In the early days of the Old School Renaissance, one would regularly read effusive praise for Judges Guild. I think that's completely un...

The very first issue of Dragon I vividly remember buying was issue #62 (June 1982), in large part because of its spectacular cover painting ...

Issue #14 of Different Worlds (September 1981) opens with "Judges Guild and D&D " by Patrick Amory. This is an unusual article...

Like a lot of kids of my generation, one of the highlights of school was receiving the monthly Scholastic Book Club order form from my teach...