Shortly after D&D was published in 1974, players at Caltech started working on their own “improved” variant. The initial version was published in The Spartan Simulation Gaming Journal #9 in August 1975. A latter version (The Complete Warlock) was published … Continue reading →
Here’s a new magic item for just about any version of D&D — however, it may not be very useful outside of old school campaigns (simply because situations where it might be useful seem to be more common in old … Continue reading →
Old school D&D players are often accused of being against even “obvious improvements” to D&D rules like unified experience tables and ascending armor class. Often the reason they are against a “obvious improvement” change is assumed to be something like … Continue reading →