A blog about the World of Greyhawk, tabletop RPGs, wargames, and pop culture
As predicted, the online versions of Dragon, Dungeon, and Polyhedron magazines, which had been put up on the Internet Archive website, are now removed. Hope they’ll be made available in some other format soon; I’d certainly shell out money for Read More
Caution: Spoilers (both of the novel and the module it’s based on) We come now to the final volume of Paul Kidd’s Greyhawk trilogy, following up on White Plume Mountain and Descent into the Depths of the Earth; Queen of Read More
Arrows of Indra, written by the RPGPundit and published by Bedrock Games, takes the “standard” 0E rules and uses them as the basis for a game of heroic action set in Vedic India. I confess I’ve been looking forward to Read More
Fans of the HBO series “A Game of Thrones” are doubtless acutely aware that season three starts in but three weeks’ time. For those who might not have the time to re-watch all of season two before then, HBO has Read More
The ever-interesting Purple Pawn has published its 2012 Game Industry Survey of retailers, publishers, and distributors. The link to the actual pdf report is in the above article, but the highlights from my perspective are: Pathfinder is outselling Dungeons & Read More
Caution: Spoilers (both of the novel and the modules it’s based on). Today’s bit of Greyhawkiana is the novel The Temple of Elemental Evil, by Thomas M. Reid. Mr. Reid is probably much better known for his novels set in Read More
TGN – Tabletop Gaming News
