DDXP 2012 Report: The First Glimpses at the New Edition of Dungeons & Dragons
E's at DDXP and reporting the news on the newest edition of Dungeons & Dragons. And she got to be in a playtest group with Monte Cook DMing![...]Read on >>
What Third Edition gets right, part three
We’re taking a whistle-stop tour through each edition of D&D (with a few detours along the way) to focus on the positive elements of each. It is the turn of Third Edition and in parts one and two we took ̷[...]Read on >>
inns & taverns: the devil-porter inn
The Devil-Porter Inn sits halfway up a market town's hill, astride an alley's entrance. Locals passing by always smile at it's statue. The wooden icon of a portly gap-toothed devil... Click the title if you [...]Read on >>
I Want To Have Dungeon Bastard’s Babies
January 20, 2012 from Geek's Dream Girl
Filed under: 3.5, 3e, 4e, dungeons & dragons, pathfinder, RPG Hub
"Does it have dragons? Does it have dungeons? I want to play it!"[...] Filed under: 3.5, 3e, 4e, dungeons & dragons, pathfinder, RPG Hub
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D&D: On-again, Off-again, On-again
I’ve had a strange relationship with the grandfather of all RPGs. I speak, of course, of the venerable Dungeons & Dragons. You see, as a child of the 80s, I originally bought in to the “Satanic PanicR[...]Read on >>
Oh Crud
“I can’t seem to find anywhere else to display my disgust. I have played D&D for over fifteen years. I love the game and have spent hundreds if not thousands of dollars on the books, miniatures and so on[...]Read on >>
What Third Edition gets right, part two
We’re looking at what each Edition of D&D gets right to see if they can all be mashed together to make the best darned edition of D&D, ever. This isn’t quite how the next edition of D&D is exp[...]Read on >>
What Third Edition does right, part one
We’ve looked at what Fourth Edition D&D does right (here, and here) and now it’s the turn of Third Edition D&D. We are taking a stroll through every edition of Dungeons & Dragons to highlight s[...]Read on >>
Is an ultimate edition of D&D possible?
Wizards of the Coast has officially announced Dungeons & Dragons 5E. This probably isn’t a shocker to people who follow the industry. The rehiring of veteran game designer Monte Cook, especially conside[...]Read on >>
inns & taverns: good, bad & evil
Another pub crawl just after New Year? Well it's been a while since the last. First there's The Tricorn Cow, a slightly expanded take on a lovely moorland tavern near the coast. ... Click the title if y[...]Read on >>
inns & taverns: the golden cinquefoil
Befitting a busy river-town tavern in the ice-fell, the Golden Cinquefoil has a reputation. Quips about 'reputable taverns' aside, it is sought out by those who enjoy drinks and victuals. ... Click the title [...]Read on >>
RPG science: Dinosaurs heavier than thought?
"Dinosaurs may be lighter than we thought!" That's the news item I welcomed in RPG science: Designing dinosaurs just got easier? a couple of years ago. I liked the sound of that discovery, as the crushing weight of[...]Read on >>
review: weird adventures by armchair planet
Metric: Maltese Falcons. Was going with dimes but this needs better. DISCLAIMER: Review based on a PDF copy. I'm credited for doing some proofreading. Overall: 4.5 Maltese... Click the title if you [...]Read on >>
review: vornheim the complete city kit
Metric: Snakes. For reasons that become apparent, snakes are associated with the erudite in Vornheim. DISCLAIMER: Based on a PDF copy. This book was designed as a physical product and... Click the title if [...]Read on >>
inns & taverns – the rouge and glass
Gnomes enjoy beer in cellars. The Rouge and Glass is celebrated among gnomes, halflings and certain taller folk in the know. Noise usually comes from it's doors and there is almost continuous... Click the title if[...]Read on >>
inns & taverns: the halfway house
Perched halfway up a steep incline, the Halfway House serves an ancient hilltop crossroads. This tavern is famed for offering last meals to the condemned and redeeming many lost souls. ... Click the title if [...]Read on >>
inns & taverns: the mason’s jar
The Mason's Jar is a busy two-storey tavern in a town known for temples and pilgrimages. The Jar primarily serves masons working on temples or noble houses. Artists, patrons and agents... Click the title if [...]Read on >>
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