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The Basic D&D Magenta Box: The last ride of the...

In 1980, TSR once again released a new version of their Basic D&D Boxed Set.  This one featured new cover art by Erol Otus, and an eye-catching magenta box.  Its...

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The Basic D&D Magenta Box: The last ride of the...

In 1980, TSR once again released a new version of their Basic D&D Boxed Set.  This one featured new cover art by Erol Otus, and an eye-catching magenta box.  Its...

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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...

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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...

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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...

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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...

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Conan, what is best about Shem - Gateway to the...

Conan, what is best in life?  How many times have we as gamers both heard and repeated that tag line?  Too many, I’d imagine, but somehow it just never gets...

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Conan, what is best about Shem - Gateway to the...

Conan, what is best in life?  How many times have we as gamers both heard and repeated that tag line?  Too many, I’d imagine, but somehow it just never gets...

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The Black Company: A black day for art

When I was in college, circa 1989, my friend Matt was reading the Black Company series by author Glen Cook.  He insisted I read it as well, and so to...

The Black Company: A black day for art

When I was in college, circa 1989, my friend Matt was reading the Black Company series by author Glen Cook.  He insisted I read it as well, and so to...

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...