I wrote the following during an early morning correspondence with a fellow gamer. I was attempting to encapsulate the relationship I tried to foster between my players and myself as their Dungeon Master Admittedly, it sounds cruel, but I’m a gamer from an earlier era. A better era? I’m not saying that. Just different. Hope you enjoy.
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You Cast Star Wars: Heir to the Empire
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Manga & Graphic Novels
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Cage Match–2011!
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Tim Zahn’s “Judge’s Call”
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50 Page Fridays
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Star Wars: Lost Tribe of the Sith collection
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Middle Tennessee State University grad student Michelle Drury needs your help. She’s currently collecting data as part of a study on gamers of all sorts, and needs a lot of participants to make it a success. Whether your passion is MMORPGs, tabletop roleplaying or collectible card games, Drury would really appreciate your participation.
While the internet is abuzz with excitement over Wizards of the Coast’s open testing for the next edition of Dungeons & Dragons, we’ve still got a slate full of awesome stuff coming out for the current edition of the game.
The Shadowfell: Gloomwrought and Beyond introduces an entire city set in my favorite corner of [...]
Imagine, if you will, that someone threw 40 years of Weird Tales magazine, several moldy Dungeons & Dragons handbooks, and a tincture of the junk-infused nightmares of William Burroughs into some kind of haunted blender and set it on puree for a solid minute. Then imagine that same person feeding the mixture to a homonculus made of pure batsh*t crazy and then giving said homonculus a laptop. Carcosa might be the result – and I mean that as a compliment.
The original Book of Vile Darkness first saw print in 2002 as a source book for the third edition of the Dungeons & Dragons game. The book itself was the first – and as far as I know only – D&D source book to feature “mature content” sticker. Full of evil-themed magic, feats, skills and [...]
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Suvudu is very proud to present an original story from Ed Greenwood, an ‘outtake’ from his novel Elminster: The Making of a Mage. Please enjoy ‘Dark Times in Hastarl’, courtesy of our friends at Wizards of the Coast.
Dungeons & Dragons‘ Forgotten Realms campaign settings is one of the oldest shared worlds in gaming history. Originally conceived by Ed Greenwood as a setting for his own short stories, the magical land of the Forgotten Realms (known properly as Faerun) has since served as a setting for dozens of novels and video games, and [...]
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Wizards of the Coast has expanded the Dungeons & Dragons game with two great new sourcebooks: Mordenkainen’s Magnificent Emporium and Player’s Option: Heroes of the Faewild. While both books are for the game’s current edition, each harkens back to the earliest days of this perennially popular roleplaying game.
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Erin M. Evans’ new novel Brimstone Angels features a hell of a hero, a young Tiefling (a kind of demonic humanoid for those uninitiated to the world of Dungeons & Dragons) named Farideh who has made a pact with a devil, Lorcan. This particular devil has plans like they all do, but the promise of [...]
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Each week on 15 Minutes of Fiction…with Fictional Frontiers, Host Sohaib Awan will highlight the best in genre entertainment. Dedicated to a serious discussion on pop culture, industry leaders will provide their unique takes on science fiction and fantasy. This week…enjoy our extended conversation with one of fantasy’s most-loved novelists, R.A. Salvatore.
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