Issue #11 of White Dwarf (February/March 1979) features a very odd cover painting by John Blanche. I'm not quite sure what it's supp...

Last year, I wrote a couple of posts about the need for long campaigns , the second of which riffed off a post on the same topic over at Mo...

I've been on something of a Robert E. Howard kick lately, which is why I'm again returning to the works of Two-Gun Bob for this week...

I've written a previous post in this series about page 90 of the AD&D Dungeon Masters Guide , which discusses economics, broadly de...

When it came to "adventures among the stars" science fiction roleplaying games, Traveller was my preference. Consequently, FGU...

Issue #10 of White Dwarf (December 1978/January 1979) features a striking cover by Eddie Jones. It's the kind of funky blend of science ...

Thedlani (Horned Lumberer) Thedlani are large horned animals that stand 12–14 feet tall at the shoulder and support their 5–7 ton weight o...

Among the creations of Robert E. Howard, Kull of Atlantis occupies a strange place. On the one hand, he might reasonably be called a "f...

Toward the middle of the AD&D Dungeon Masters Guide , there's a section entitled "Intervention by Deities" that has long f...

Top Secret was one of those games I adored but didn't get to play as often as I'd have liked. There are a number of reasons for thi...