Homaging the D&D Classics III: The Easley AD&D Rules
23 AD&D covers by Jeff Easley, and a few homages and references.
23 AD&D covers by Jeff Easley, and a few homages and references.
Three covers alike in dignity: by Sutherland, Otus, and Elmore. How have they been homaged?
A look at the homages to the Monster Manual, Players Handbook, and Dungeon Masters Guide for AD&D 1e.
A look at the history of portal fantasies, their overlap with the early days of RPGs, and their recent return.
A look at Jon Peterson's third RPG book.
A look at how GDW's Traveller 1e lines did over time, plus a comparison to big-dog TSR.
A look at TSR's miniatures and computer game licenses, which involved many fewer lawsuits than their roleplaying interactions.
TSR was a study in opposites: early on, they embraced licensees, but when they got big, lawsuits became the order of the day.
Farewell to one of the early adopters and influencers for the Dungeons and Dragons game: Leomund.
What's up with Flint Dille and TSR West. Well, this book reveals a little of the first and not mucha bout the rest, which is disappointing.