I haven’t been writing here for a while simply because I thought nothing I could contribute would be worthwhile for a 4th edition Dungeons & Dragons discussion. I jumped off the train with D&D 3.5 and haven’t looked back at all. In fact, most of my free time is now devoted to World of Warcraft. However, when [...]

Ever hit your players with a really good once-in-a-lifetime freebie wish spell and they end up stuck for what to wish for?

An early look at the new 4th edition alignment system and some comments.

A new set of armor rules that provides more benefits for selecting one type of armor over another.

A view of alternate campaign ideas that DON’T have elves.

An examination of “time-wasting” abilities in D&D, and the controversy over solo-adventure spotlighting within the larger gaming group.

With all the past and present games in our collections, which ones are worth revisiting and which ones are we willing to ditch for the next best thing?

MetalJim brought up some interesting points in his post about generic deities. I’m quite surprised that there aren’t generic classes yet! Here’s a possible direction that 4th edition could take based on what I’ve seen happen in d20 Modern and the Star Wars systems.

After a long stint away from Magic (other than a brief return last year) I decided to rejoin my addicted brethren and delve into the Tenth Edition like a trooper. Now, I can’t go crazy like I did in the past, but you really don’t have to nowadays. Here’s a look at my recent experiences.