Throughout 1982 and into 1983, I regularly saw this full-page advertisement for the Moldvay/Cook/Marsh Dungeons & Dragons boxed sets in ...

I have a regular problem : I sit down to write a post and then discover, as I am adding links to other related posts, that I've already ...

One of the things I've long appreciated about early Dungeons & Dragons  is the way that it took vaguely defined folkloric, mythologi...

This notice appeared in issue #68 (December 1982) of Dragon : Though the notice doesn't explicitly say so, I assume the job on offer rel...

When last we left  him, Kirktá and his clan-mates were wrestling with the recent revelation that Kúrek Tiqónnu Thirreqúmmu, lord of the city...

Another  interesting  advertisement from Dragon , this time from   issue #67 (November 1982):

Aranalar by Luigi Castellani Aranalar ("Indomitable") is a sword +1, +2 vs the Unmade forged from alchemical steel. Its blade is...

I think it's fair to say that Gary Gygax had a very thin skin when it came to criticisms of the  Advanced Dungeons & Dragons  game l...

An Unmade Brute by Zhu Bajie The Unmade (or Omajya in the Onha language ) are the unnatural servitors of the Unmakers . Transformed by iniq...

In my youth, I didn't have a lot of direct experience with Judges Guild products. Aside from the Wilderlands of High Fantasy , I can pro...