How would Jay, Ryan, special guest Matt, and eventually Tina turn select characters and personalities from popular culture into Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 PCs and villains? Listen Now!
Ryan, Jay, Tina, and special guest Matt have all seen the new feature length animated adaptation of the first Dragonlance novel: Dragons of Autumn Twilight. They share their thoughts on the film and on the importance of canned campaign...
Scoundrel is a word with so much character. Less insulting than con artist, not as cute as rascal, a scoundrel is the kind of person that will pull a fast one on you just to let you know you’ve...
Ryan and Tina hypothesise what makes D&D 3.5 their game above all others. Plus, updates on RPG Superstar and a request to the fans for an upcoming podcast. Listen Now!
An unedited look at the importance of character background, the latest happenings in RPG podcasts other than ours, and Ryan’s shelf-related OCD. Oh, by unedited, we don’t mean R-rated or extra sexy or anything. We just didn’t have time...
Up until mid-2005, sequels to D&D sourcebooks were reserved for the Monster Manual. Whether this was a deliberate trend or the idea hadn’t occurred to Wizards of the Coast, the potential to reestablish the core rules and publish...
Presented below are new first level Sorcerer and Wizard spells for each of the schools of magic. These spells have longer durations than most spells of their level, allowing a first level Sorcerer or Wizard to contribute to...
Seven years of sourcebooks, FAQs and erratas has altered Dungeons & Dragons’ game mechanics dramatically. The Rules Compendium collects the game’s most important rules into what we hope is the definitive D&D rulebooks.
