Bat in the Attic

A little delayed on writing the last part of the Thieves Guild review. To tide you over I thought to reshare the story of the Bat in the Att...

In the last post I talked about the rules and now we get to what is the heart of the book, the scenarios.   First off they explain the st...

So what in Thieves Guild #1? It is basically in two sections, Rules of Play and Scenarios. Richard Meyer and Kerry Lloyd are the authors. ...

Shortly after I started regularly buying Dragon Magazine (issue #38) I started seeing ads for Thieves Guild like the one below. This inte...

Older edition adventures and supplements are far ranging in the situations they depict, yet retain common elements to make them useful to pl...

I been at this module/supplement forever but I finally buckled down and began a serious push to get it finished. Now all 13 mages of the Gol...

In your mind what makes a setting Swords & Sorceryish versus Dungeons & Dragonish? For me it brings up dusty windblown cities on t...