Gaming fiction has mostly been published by just a few companies: -TSR/WOTC: TSR really got things going with the Dragonlance novels in the ...

The first piece of gaming fiction I know of is Quag Keep, published in 1979, and written by Andre Norton (an author whose other works I like...

One area of RPG's that has developed and become big business in the last three decades is gaming fiction - That is, books based on a gam...

I attempted to start teaching the kids D&D by beginning with 4th edition as it is current and looks to be combat-focused which will keep...

I recently discovered Mutant Future , the free retro-rpg along the lines of Gamma World 1st & 2nd edition. I spent a lot of time playing...

This was a rather short campaign that began with the first Kalamar adventure 'The Root of all Evil.' It's not a bad module, but ...

The first campaign I ran in 3rd edition was set in Greyhawk. We began with 6 or 7 players and "The Sunless Citadel" in early 2001....

Right now I run one game and play in another. Both are D&D 3.5 -The game I run is set in Kalamar where we are using the Savage Tide adve...

I like the old box sets for D&D - a rules booklet, an adventure some dice...they were a good way to start the game. At different times ...

After beginning with the Holmes basic set I started reading through the AD&D books and Dragon magazine whenever I came across them. bein...