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Deadlands: Hell on Earth Reloaded
‘There Came a Reckoning…’ The year is 2097, but the future is not our own.Some great words from the intro to Deadlands: Hell on Earth reloaded [2012] from Pinnacle Entertainment...
Deadlands: Hell on Earth Reloaded
‘There Came a Reckoning…’ The year is 2097, but the future is not our own.Some great words from the intro to Deadlands: Hell on Earth reloaded [2012] from Pinnacle Entertainment...
Tome and Blood, a perfect piece of artistic gam...
I freely admit I was a huge fan of D&D 3E when it came out. I was there the first day it launched, leaving Circuit City on my lunch break...
Tome and Blood, a perfect piece of artistic gam...
I freely admit I was a huge fan of D&D 3E when it came out. I was there the first day it launched, leaving Circuit City on my lunch break...
I2, Tomb of the Lizard King, and the lost one s...
The I series of modules from TSR are certainly an interesting line, and one known primarily for Hickman’s Pharaoh trilogy, but that isn’t to say those venerable classics are all...
I2, Tomb of the Lizard King, and the lost one s...
The I series of modules from TSR are certainly an interesting line, and one known primarily for Hickman’s Pharaoh trilogy, but that isn’t to say those venerable classics are all...
I can't help but want to play a game of Gang Bu...
What can I say about TSR’s Gangbusters Boxed Set that isn’t apparent from the outstanding cover? Well, I can say that for many years I’d wrongly assumed that the two...
I can't help but want to play a game of Gang Bu...
What can I say about TSR’s Gangbusters Boxed Set that isn’t apparent from the outstanding cover? Well, I can say that for many years I’d wrongly assumed that the two...
Dragon 179: A trip to 1992 and the GenCon preview
In my continuing series of Dragon Magazine reviews, I take a look at Issue #179 from March 1992. Published by James M. Ward and Edited by Roger E. Moore the...
Dragon 179: A trip to 1992 and the GenCon preview
In my continuing series of Dragon Magazine reviews, I take a look at Issue #179 from March 1992. Published by James M. Ward and Edited by Roger E. Moore the...
The Art of an Unspoken Use of the OSR Boxed Set
I’ve heard many an argument for a renowned love of boxed sets from gamers. They are cool, they hold my books & papers, they look great on shelves, etc, but...
The Art of an Unspoken Use of the OSR Boxed Set
I’ve heard many an argument for a renowned love of boxed sets from gamers. They are cool, they hold my books & papers, they look great on shelves, etc, but...