Yesterday , I pointed out a section in The Traveller Adventure that describes it as a campaign and then defines a campaign as "a compl...

Like most people involved in the hobby of roleplaying, Dungeons & Dragons was the first RPG I ever played. Furthermore, it's probabl...

Before returning to Boot Hill  and its section on campaigns, I wanted to share a few paragraphs from The Traveller Adventure that seem rele...

From issue #165 of Dragon (January 1991):

The Complete series of rules supplements for Advanced Dungeons & Dragons  Second Edition  was, at the time of its inception at the tail ...

Over at the Mongoose Publishing forums, Matthew Sprange made the following announcement  about two other roleplaying games originally publis...

Issue #65 (September 1982) of Dragon saw yet another "From the Sorceror's [sic] Scroll" column by Gary Gygax that I will lon...

In light of my theorizing in my earlier post about the influence of Diplomacy on the development of Dungeons & Dragons , there's t...

Boot Hill ' s section on campaigns continues with a brief aside about the maps included with the boxed set. Because I don't see anyt...