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X2: Castle Amber (Chateau d'Amberville)... hold...

Today I’m going to take a look at the artwork from TSR’s X2: Castle Amber (Chateau d’Amberville). Now I’ve only played this module once, back in probably 1987 in my...

X2: Castle Amber (Chateau d'Amberville)... hold...

Today I’m going to take a look at the artwork from TSR’s X2: Castle Amber (Chateau d’Amberville). Now I’ve only played this module once, back in probably 1987 in my...

1st Edition AD&D DM Screen: The best we've ever seen in the genre

1st Edition AD&D DM Screen: The best we've ever...

The 1st Edition AD&D DM Screens are an instant classic, and above all other books and supplements for the game of D&D, these are the most recognized by the core...

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1st Edition AD&D DM Screen: The best we've ever...

The 1st Edition AD&D DM Screens are an instant classic, and above all other books and supplements for the game of D&D, these are the most recognized by the core...

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Bug-Eyed Monsters: They Want our Women! Yeah, ...

I’m not overly familiar with West End Games, but I do know that during the height of my Dragon Magazine reading in the 1980s the company did a heavy amount...

Bug-Eyed Monsters: They Want our Women! Yeah, ...

I’m not overly familiar with West End Games, but I do know that during the height of my Dragon Magazine reading in the 1980s the company did a heavy amount...

T1 The Village of Hommlet, IS the intro to AD&D

The 1980 release of the colorized cover edition of T1 The Village of Hommlet is certainly a foundation of the RPG industry and an iconic piece for almost any role-player...

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T1 The Village of Hommlet, IS the intro to AD&D

The 1980 release of the colorized cover edition of T1 The Village of Hommlet is certainly a foundation of the RPG industry and an iconic piece for almost any role-player...

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Dragon #175: A look at the doldrums of the earl...

Today at Art of the Genre I’ll be taking a look at Dragon #175 from November 1991. Published by James M. Ward and edited by Roger E. Moore, this probably...

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Dragon #175: A look at the doldrums of the earl...

Today at Art of the Genre I’ll be taking a look at Dragon #175 from November 1991. Published by James M. Ward and edited by Roger E. Moore, this probably...

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Legend of the Burning Sands: A book I waited a ...

Now I’ve been a HUGE fan of Aldrec Entertainment Group’s Legend of the Five Rings since the game was in 1st Edition printing as an independent RPG. During my decade...

Legend of the Burning Sands: A book I waited a ...

Now I’ve been a HUGE fan of Aldrec Entertainment Group’s Legend of the Five Rings since the game was in 1st Edition printing as an independent RPG. During my decade...