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Dragon #136: Cities, Merchants, and Golems from...
In my continuing series of posts on old Dragon Magazine art, I’m going to be going over Dragon #136. I’ve owned two copies of this Dragon, not because I particularly...
Dragon #136: Cities, Merchants, and Golems from...
In my continuing series of posts on old Dragon Magazine art, I’m going to be going over Dragon #136. I’ve owned two copies of this Dragon, not because I particularly...
Spelljammer: The final work of Golden Age TSR
There are a number of reasons to hold Spelljammer as something ‘special’. The primary of these should certainly be the originality of the setting, but for a lover of the...
Spelljammer: The final work of Golden Age TSR
There are a number of reasons to hold Spelljammer as something ‘special’. The primary of these should certainly be the originality of the setting, but for a lover of the...
Planscape: The art of the Modron March
When people who know artists think about Planescape, they typically think of Tony DiTerlizzi. That makes sense, as he pretty much made his name as a fantasy artist with this...
Planscape: The art of the Modron March
When people who know artists think about Planescape, they typically think of Tony DiTerlizzi. That makes sense, as he pretty much made his name as a fantasy artist with this...
Top Secret: It's no secret that this game is pa...
In 1980 TSR had already started to expand its role-playing brand with the addition of Gamma World, but they didn’t stop at the post-apocalyptic market. Enter the espionage role-playing game...
Top Secret: It's no secret that this game is pa...
In 1980 TSR had already started to expand its role-playing brand with the addition of Gamma World, but they didn’t stop at the post-apocalyptic market. Enter the espionage role-playing game...
Gazetteers: A bit of old italy with the Republi...
In the mid to late 1980s TSR tried to build on the success of their Basic D&D boxed set series by adapting a world dedicated to these supplements. The result,...
Gazetteers: A bit of old italy with the Republi...
In the mid to late 1980s TSR tried to build on the success of their Basic D&D boxed set series by adapting a world dedicated to these supplements. The result,...
Dragon #103: Art goodness from November 1985
I have to admit that doing an art review on any Dragon Magazine is a tough proposition because the bulk of the pages are filled with rather stunning gaming advertisements. ...
Dragon #103: Art goodness from November 1985
I have to admit that doing an art review on any Dragon Magazine is a tough proposition because the bulk of the pages are filled with rather stunning gaming advertisements. ...