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Dungeons & Dragons first hit the market in 1974 via TSR, in 1983, an animated series was released. This was around the time the Basic Set Version 3 was released for those keeping track. That is almost pointless as the animated television series was not based on any rule set. At least that I can […]
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Dungeons & Dragons Animated Series Brawler Released
October 10th, 2021 
Carl Williams 
Posted in Comp, Windows 
Tags: animated series, brawler, cartoon, d&d, dungeons & dragons, fighting, openbor 
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Humble Bundle Retrogaming Sale September 2020
September 3rd, 2020 Carl Williams With Humble Bundle you can save some cash. What retrogaming fan does not like saving some cash? From classics to more recent classic inspired titles, I have compiled a list of sales for you. I will be updating this list as the month goes on so bookmark it now. If you know of a sale […]
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Six More Absurdly Difficult D&D Adventures (That Are Not Tomb of Horrors)
May 7th, 2017 Michael Crisman Before I get started, I have just one thing to say: you’re a bunch of sadists. All of you. I compiled a list of half a dozen of the deadliest old school Dungeons & Dragons adventures to ever see print, and you not only ate it up but shared it with your buddies and gave it […]
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Posted in News, Reviews Tags: AD&D, adventure, books, d&d, david cook, dungeon, dungeons & dragons, forgotten temple of tharizdun, gary gygax, greyhawk, hardest, harold johnson, hidden shrine of tamoachan, jeff leason, magazine, mike shel, module, monte cook, most difficult, mud sorcerer's tomb, ravenloft, temple of death, vecna lives, vecna reborn 2 Comments » Six Absurdly Difficult D&D Adventures (That Are Not ‘Tomb of Horrors’)
July 30th, 2016 Michael Crisman Modern-day pen and paper RPGs tend to stick to the ethic that ‘telling a good story’ is the overriding priority on game night. The Game Master is there to referee and ensure everyone plays by the rules, but by and large, the GM’s job is to facilitate an enjoyable experience for all. There are exceptions–Paranoia, […]
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Posted in News Tags: adventures, apocalypse stone, bruce cordell, chris pramas, d&d, die vecna die, difficult, dungeon magazine, dungeons & dragons, hardest, jacob's well, jason carl, laura craig, modules, randy maxwell, return to the tomb of horrors, steve miller, steve winter, temple tower and tomb, tomb of horrors, tomb of the lizard king No Comments »
