D&D 1eHistory of the Classes

The Fighter Class, Part Two

After two weeks of other topics and a weekend of GenCon, I’m back this week to continue the History of ...
D&D 5eHistory of the Classes

5e Content Strategy: 2017 Update

Just over a year ago, I wrote about the 5e content strategy, discussing the confluence of the DM’s Guild, the ...
D&D 5eReviewsUnearthed Arcana

UA: Three-Pillar Experience Breakdown

The August Unearthed Arcana article addresses an alternate approach to awarding experience. In particular, it promises to promote exploration and ...
History of the Classes

The Fighter Class, Part One

I listened to your votes in the comments thread of my last article, and promptly ignored them when my wife ...
D&D 5eHistory of the Classes

The Monk Class, Part Nine

At last, after a month of covering a few other topics, we come to the conclusion of the History of ...
D&D 5eMagic: the GatheringMonsters & NPCsPlayer ResourcesReviews

Plane Shift: Amonkhet Breakdown

James Wyatt recently released the fourth conversion of a Magic: the Gathering setting to D&D 5e. Amonkhet is an Egyptian-inspired ...
InterviewsMurders & AcquisitionsTribal Knowledge

Designer Interview: Craig Campbell

Through a mutual acquaintance, I recently met fellow Atlanta-area game designer Craig Campbell, creator of the Murders & Acquisitions tabletop game, part ...
D&D 5eGreyhawkReviewsUnearthed Arcana

UA: Greyhawk Initiative Breakdown

Several weeks ago in Twitter, Mearls explained a variant initiative system that he had been playing round with, and today ...
13th AgeACKSD&D 1eD&D 2eD&D 3.5eD&D 4eD&D 5eDungeon WorldHistory of the Classes

Hit Points, Dying, and Death

Quite some time back, the estimable Tim Baker sent me this: I had an idea for a topic or maybe even ...
D&D 3.5eHistory of the ClassesWuxia / Oriental Adventures

The Monk Class, Part Eight

At a reader’s request, I’m going back to the 3.0 Oriental Adventures and covering the monk prestige classes found there. ...