Category Archives: D & D

Gaming, usually Dungeons & Dragons

Opening in our D&D group

Posted on February 11, 2006 by Steve

Recently we finally picked up that magical sixth player in our D&D group. Why six as opposed to the four that all the Third Edition rules are keyed toward? I’ve been a player, DM and fan of the game for … Continue reading →

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WOTC makes one too many trips to the Races well

Posted on January 30, 2006 by Steve

Riding on the short coattails of WOTC’s past Races series of sourcebooks comes Races of the Dragon. While Races of Stone, Wild and Destiny focused on the seven core racial choices, Dragon really only fleshes out the optional racial choice of Half Dragon and everyone’s favorite pathetic opposition that even … Continue reading →

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Rescue, Reference & Reminiscing

Posted on December 29, 2005 by Steve

Well, I dragged my butt too long and now I’m backlogged with three (relatively) new books for D&D from WoTC and Paizo. Where are the others? Good question. It appears that the other publishers have really petered out lately. I … Continue reading →

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Two new adventures

Posted on September 14, 2005 by Steve

It’s nice to see Wizards finally doing a 180 on publishing adventures since all the other companies that were good at them bailed (Fiery Dragon, Mal Havoc and Necromancer). Traditionally they’re financial loss leaders but to me they are necessary … Continue reading →

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Stormwrack for D&D

Posted on August 13, 2005 by Steve

Firstly, I want to quickly declare that there will be certain words you will never see in my reviews or comments on Gaming. Crunch or Crunchy: What a crappy word to use! The appropriate words that should be used instead … Continue reading →

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