From its debut in 1977, Traveller, the first successful tabletop science fiction roleplaying game, has been the roleplayer’s default path to the stars. ...

A few months back, I wrote about the original Dungeons & Dragons rules. To be clear, I wasn’t reviewing the game from a ...

After I decided on Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition for my first RPG campaign with my son Marty and his friends (as I ...

That the hobby of roleplaying grew out of the older hobby of wargaming is well known. The world’s first tabletop RPG, Dungeons & ...

Once more unto the breach, my friends. In this month’s installment of the Dungeon World series, we’ll be taking a journey to the ...

In some future dissertation on the Secret Masters of 20th-Century Tabletop Gaming, one or another lucky historian of pop culture will earn tenure ...

“Fourth edition sucks! New Vampire isn’t as cool as old Vampire! I’d play Serenity if it were based on Firefly! If they tell ...

Although it’s commonplace nowadays to assume that J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings was the primary source of inspiration for Dave Arneson ...

This column almost didn’t happen. Last time, I wrote about how my eldest son, Marty, pleaded with me to run a Dungeons & ...

I wanted to do something special for Halloween, but my turn at the High Adventure bat unfortunately fell too late. Nonetheless, here’s a ...

Bioware’s Dragon Age: Origins promises to be the most exciting new computer RPG release of the year. But Dragon Age isn’t just coming ...

Greg Stafford – founder of Chaosium, creator of Glorantha (setting of the original RuneQuest roleplaying game), designer of the illustrious Arthurian RPG King ...