The Dungeons and Dragons Archive

Years and years ago, I read Shogun by James Clavell. I just read it again, and learned that it's considered part of his 'Asian Saga' which are basically completely unrelated books except that they're set in Asia. Still, given that I liked Shogun well enough I'm starting in on Tai-Pan. It may be diff...

I've been absent for several months, and I'm sorry I didn't have anything to contribute. A few years ago when I was traveling I picked up The Archer's Tale by Bernard Cornwell. It's historical fiction set during the 100 Years War, and I liked it well enough that I read everything else by Cornwell ou...

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It's no secret that I played a lot of 3rd/3.5 D&D. There were a lot of things that I liked about the system, but there was no denying that it had some major issues that tended to make it unplayable at mid- to high-levels. When Wizards of the Coast released 4th edition, it was very clear that was...

I'm a big fan of Reaper Miniatures. They've recently completed a KickStarter to fund building molds for new models. While it's too late to join the KickStarter, it is possible to join as a late backer by visiting their pledge site: Late Backers can Purchase Here As a late backer, you can pre-order a...

I just completed a review of Coyote & Crow on another forum . Coyote & Crow is a tabletop role playing game set in an alternate future of the Americas where colonization never occurred. Instead, advanced civilizations arose over hundreds of years after a massive climate disaster changed the ...