It’s been about a year since WOTC announced that they were working on 5e (aka D&D Next). D&D Next Originally promised as some type of modular system when everyone could play the edition/types of D&D they wanted. I was a … Continue reading →
I’ve already answered what seems to be the burning question, will Microlite74 continue now that legal TSR-era PDFs are returning in this post: Publication of Microlite74 Will Continue. However, the return of TSR-era PDFs has made me rethink my plans … Continue reading →
With the return of early D&D edition PDFs (find them at DNDClassics), I’ve had two emails asking me if Microlite74 will continue and one email bluntly telling me that I should stop publishing them so people will play more “real … Continue reading →
The classic module B1 – In Search of the Unknown is available for free for one week to celebrate the opening of DNDClassics. Module B1: “In Search of the Unknown,” forms a complete adventure for use with Dungeons & Dragons … Continue reading →
DriveThruRPG/RPGNow has classic D&D PDFs available again on a new site, DNDClassics. There are about 80 items available now (from all versions of DnD through 3.x) and more will be added each month. However, if you purchased D&D PDFs from … Continue reading →
Charlie Krank announced yesterday on the Chaosium web site that Lynn Willis has passed away. He was responsible as both line editor and author for much of Chaosium’s Call of Cthulthu line, including (with Larry Ditillio) my favorite CoC adventure: … Continue reading →
Over the holidays, I received an email from someone who was interested in Microlite20 and a couple of its variants, but did not want to have to download the entire The Microlite20 RPG Collection to get them. Adfter looking around … Continue reading →