2012: The Year in Roleplaying
While D&D 4e continues to fall, Kickstarter goes multimillion, and the old is new again.
While D&D 4e continues to fall, Kickstarter goes multimillion, and the old is new again.
A look at the planned table of contents for the impending second edition of Designers & Dragons, from Evil Hat.
A listing of all the history from GIgi's column in Different Worlds.
About the wargaming competition in roleplaying of the '70s, and how it was synonymous with D&D.
Perhaps the best-known publisher of VD&D (Variant D&D), Grimoire Games published Dave Hargrave's Arduin books.
Bare breasts, misunderstood art, an FBI raid, saving Hitler, and other reasons that RPG books were censored.
Glorantha is one of the most richly detailed settings in the roleplaying world, and it's gone through many different eras of publication.
A look at Midkemia Press, the publisher of Cities and the origin of the Riftwar books.
An index for company histories and short articles in the Mongoose edition of Designers & Dragons
WotC would later declare that Pathfinder never matched D&D's sales, but it sure did in hobby shops in 2011.