10/07. Yellow signpost ahead
Wushu Skidoo ventures into the King in Yellow's domain, in Lost Carcosa. |
10/06. Seeking resolution
Today, there is Conflict. Then, a sample platter of some lovely new reviews. |
10/03. Fourth edition on trial
A pair of Dungeons & Dragons: 4th Edition evaluations are up in today's new reviews - one reasonably favorable, and one very much not. If you've got different observations of the new edition, or would rather tell us all about your favorite classic product, by all means, send us your reviews. |
10/02. Unleashing the prestige
Designing Prestige Classes brings about The End of All Things today, so get your affairs in order. Or your Prestige Class in order, at least. |
10/01. Sticking a toe into October
A pair of new reviews has gone up today - one of an RPG item, and one not. If you've read, played, or otherwise experienced something recently, tell us about it by sending a review. |
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RPG Review: Dungeons & Dragons (4th edition) (2008) by Core
Perhaps the only RPG to desecrate its creators grave, ends a 30 year franchise, and possibly doom the genera it once inspired. |
RPG Review: Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition Core Rulebook Gift Set (2008) by Lev Lafayette
With significant changes to the D&D game, the new edition will not appeal to quite a few fans of previous editions with a narrower highly combat based focus. The overall craftsmanship within this focus however has improved and the kewl powers will appeal to others. Still suffers from an appalling substance to page count as per previous editions, but by the same token still comes with industry-setting high production qualities. |
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