Even more than four decades since its publication in 1978, I think it's fair to say that Gary Gygax's  Tomb of Horrors   is a contro...

Issue #20 of  White Dwarf  (August/September 1980) features another science fiction-inspired cover by Angus McKie, which pleases me.  As I s...

Selecting D&D modules for my Top 10 list was difficult – more difficult than I imagined it would be. Even limiting my choices to those...

 A couple of days ago, I re-watched the 2011 movie adaptation of "The Whisperer in Darkness" produced by the  H.P. Lovecraft Hist...

Firstly, thanks to everyone who has offered their comments on my recent post about my House of Worms  session reports. Ironically, given it...

 (Part I can be found here .) 5. The Forgotten Temple of Tharizdun This is another module that has risen in my esteem as the years have gone...

The House of Worms is the Empire of the Petal Throne campaign I've been refereeing since March 2015. Until a few months ago, I wrote re...

By far and away, the most popular post I've ever written on this blog is one of its earliest ones. Entitled "30 Greatest D&D A...

If you were a fan of GDW's Traveller  in the early 1980s, as I was, chances are good that you were familiar with the publications of a s...

Issue #19 of White Dwarf (June/July 1980) features a wonderfully creepy cover illustration by Les Edwards, which I am certain I have seen be...