If you were into fantasy during the 1970s, you were almost certainly familiar with the artwork of Greg and Tim Hildebrandt, generally known ...

Recently, one of the players in my House of Worms campaign offered to referee Traveller for myself and several others. Since Traveller like...

A perennial target of Gary Gygax's ire in his "From the Sorcerer's Scroll" columns in Dragon was the desire to "impro...

Although D&D 's Bronze Age in the early to mid-1990s is quite rightly associated with the plethora of pre-packaged campaign setting...

Random Lonely Nerd: "I wish more people were interested in [comic books/ Star Trek / Dungeons & Dragons/ etc.]." Random Annoye...

A mighty-thewed barbarian, courtesy of the incomparable Russ Nicholson ( White Dwarf #49). 

Issue #49 of White Dwarf , with its cover by Angus McKie, is dated January 1984. Editor Ian Livingstone uses this (in)auspicious date to mus...

Although there are nearly four thousand posts on this blog, one of the most widely read remains  "How Dragonlance Ruined Everything ,...

Issue #48 of White Dwarf (December 1983) boasts what is, I suppose, a winter-themed cover illustration by Alan Craddock, though someone ough...

Originally published in the February 1942 issue of Unknown Worlds, "The Sunken Land" is an early adventure of Fafhrd and the Gray ...