It's been a rough few weeks for my ongoing House of Worms Empire of the Petal Throne campaign. Recently, the combination of the usual s...

Level titles first appeared in original (1974) Dungeons & Dragons , seemingly inspired by the various types of figures available in the...

So, who's going to be attending Gamehole Con 11 this year? After much hemming and hawing, I finally went ahead and committed to going th...

When I was in the seventh grade, a new kid joined my class and he soon became my best friend. He was also an early adopter of personal compu...

You would think I'd remember issue #59 of Dragon (March 1982) for its 20+ pages of science fiction content , but, at the time I first re...

Later this week, I'll be posting a Retrospective on the early dungeoncrawler Temple of Apshai . While doing some research into this imp...

Speaking of minigames ,  Phil Foglio 's  What's New with Phil & Dixie humorously treated this topic in issue #60 of Dragon (Apri...

Since last week we looked at lizard men , I thought it would make sense to examine troglodytes next, since they're both humanoid reptili...

In light of yesterday's post about Revolt on Antares , this advertisement from issue #58 of Dragon (February 1982) seemed like it would ...

While I've briefly touched on TSR's 1981 mini-game Revolt on Antares a couple of times before, I've never done a proper Retrospe...