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Not Another Long Sword
Not Another Long Sword Hello again dear reader, one thing that has always bothered me about AD&D is the overwhelming choice of long sword for most characters as their primary…
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You know my Markainus City
"Is outta sight... she's all right" Dear Readers, Some of you may wonder why I bother writing these articles. Well truthfully it’s because I love AD&D, I always have, however…
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Ecology of the Hill Giant
Ecology of the Hill Giant “Here he comes” I said as I handed the spying glass to captain Vance. The captain took the instrument from my hand and held it…
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Volume 1 Issue 20 – You Can Never Have Too Many Dice
We're finally here at issue 20 - after this one, you'll no longer be able to roll a d20 to figure out which back issue to listen to... As befits…
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Volume 1 Issue 19 – Swords and Stationery
In Sage Advice, we tread on the touchy ground of 1st Edition vs. - well, you know. Table Manners is about NPC dialogue - do you write it beforehand? Do…
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The Thrill of the Hunt
Playing the Hunter Class There are many classes in the player’s handbook that represents a good majority of different adventuring stereotypes, however there are others not presented. Normally for these…
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Go With the Flow Gaming
Recently, while bouncing around on various rpg message boards, I’ve noticed that there is a lot of attention and time spent on minute details of games. For instance, someone wanted to know the size of a goblins middle finger in order for the GM to make a difficulty check for the ranger of this player, to see if he saw the gesture from across the bar.
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Volume 1 Issue 18 – Dragonlance author Margaret Weis
This week's guest on the show is none other than legendary author Margaret Weis. Together with Tracy Hickman, she is best known for the Dragonlance novels and game world. Margaret…