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
Month: June 2010
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
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
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
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
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
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.
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