April 9th, 2012 by Ed Grabianowski
A massive new storyline will creepy-crawl across every aspect of the D&D landscape this year, as the Demon Queen of Spiders and her drow minions rise from their underground domains to take on the surface world. Rise of the Underdark will impact D&D RPG books, organized play, novels, a new miniatures game and even D&D [...]
Tags: 4th edition, charon's claw, d&d, drow, fantasy, lolth, menzoberranzan campaign setting, rise of the underdark, RPG, underdark, war of the spider queen, wizards of the coast
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November 20th, 2009 by Ed Grabianowski
One of the common complaints about D&D 4th edition is that it’s too hard to differentiate one character from another; that the game’s design leads to cookie-cutter clerics and factory floor fighters. To put this to the test, I’ve decided to closely examine my current character to see if oddball choices, player vision and unique [...]
November 11th, 2009 by Ed Grabianowski
Pre-painted plastic miniatures have made it so much easier and yet so much harder for DMs to have cool creatures for their players to battle. On the one hand, you don’t have to prime and paint a dozen orcs before game night; on the other hand, random booster packs make it hard to find just [...]
May 1st, 2009 by Ed Grabianowski
Ever since Wizards of the Coast purchased TSR, I’ve been waiting for a Magic: the Gathering set based on one of the D&D campaign worlds. That’s 12 long years of waiting so far. It seems like the most natural idea in the world, and one that would create such a rare fusion of gamer lust [...]
Tags: 4th edition, ccg, d&d, drow, elminster, fantasy, forgotten realms, magic: the gathering, RPG, waterdeep, wizards of the coast
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