Because of my post about the limited pop cultural footprint of Dungeons & Dragons as a game , several readers pointed me toward the imag...

In issue #13 of Polyhedron   talks briefly about the status of a supposed  Dungeons & Dragons movie. Three years earlier, the topic come...

 ... the word is supposed to represent a fumbling human attempt to catch the phonetics of an absolutely non-human word. The name of the hell...

Could the cover of issue #15 of Polyhedron (December 1983) by Keith Parkinson be any more 1980s if it tried? Like most recent issues, the il...

Last week, I shared part of a larger illustration depicting the Armies of the King-Emperor of da-Imer, as drawn by Zhu Bajiee . I thought I...

The funny thing about my involvement with Dungeons & Dragons is that it was actually mother who first brought a copy of the game – the ...

An adventurer by Zhu Bajiee There are four "basic" human character classes in Secrets of sha-Arthan : the adept , the scion, the s...

I'm still working – slowly – on Secrets of sha-Arthan . Right now, I'm in the "chipping away everything that doesn't look ...

Issue #14 of Polyhedron (October 1983) makes an change to the "Encounters" series begun in issue #8 . Originally, the series prese...