I’ve seen this short fan film linked to on a number of blogs and forums, but not many “old school” sites. This is a shame because Old School D&D fans are probably the folks most likely to recognize the illustrations … Continue reading →
This long article describes some people who explore the many levels of sewers, tunnels, and hidden places under Moscow. Perhaps as many as 15 levels and maybe 500 or more meters deep. Show this article to anyone who says the … Continue reading →
Is D&D 3.5 your favorite version of D&D? If your group is still playing and wants to show the world that not only is 3.5 still alive but there a lot of people still playing it, the 3.5 Resurgent graphic … Continue reading →
Microlite74 lead to an online reunion with one of the players in the college games of D&D I ran in late 1975 and 1976. One of my early players downloaded a copy and was surprised to discover he knew the … Continue reading →
There’s been a lot of talk about Sandbox play on RPG forums and blogs in the last year — and not just among old school players. In its pure form a Sandbox GM sets up a (usually small to start … Continue reading →