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Puzzle: Dragon Attack by Jeff Easley

June 13, 2018 — 2 Comments

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D&D PUZZLES (1982-3): Classic Endless Quest book cover art

March 1, 2016 — 4 Comments

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D&D puzzle: missing 1 piece

February 26, 2016 — 2 Comments

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Two D&D Starter Sets, 1 year apart, allow a glimpse into the transition from AD&D to D&D 3e. Wizards of the Coast stuck with an iteration of the AD&D rules (the last!) in 1999, but the 2000 beginner set was a conveyor belt to D&D 3e. Yet both have very similar formats! A deep-dive at my photoblog. Enjoy! -Wayne

I discover something new to me every day in the world of RPGs. #D20 D&D era Legions of Hell: Book of Fiends vol 1 (Green Ronin, 2001) actually has a vol 2! (I see a lot of series that end with volume 1) Armies of the Abyss (2002) isn't rare; the winds of fate decided I wouldn't see a copy until my 20th year in business.

BATTLETECH fights often get quite personal between the combatants. The SOLARIS VII box set (1991) takes that idea into the gladiatorial arena. At my photoblog, I detail a nice set in reference photos, and all of its parts and bits. Enjoy! -Wayne

The World of Warcraft RPG (2005) adapted the runaway-hit computer MMORPG into the D&D 3.5e tabletop game rules. It spawned a number of supplement books in support. I've got the core rulebook profiled at my photoblog, plus a look at the other #WoW RPG books and the earlier Warcraft RPG (2003) line. Enjoy! -Wayne

The D&D 3.5 era City State editions (2003-5) were wonderful adaptations of the classic Judges Guild campaign setting. Disappointing creator issues aside, the City State campaign was one of the best of the old school D&D settings. The D20 versions retained the vast world and succinct descriptions of places and personages. Rules-lite, easy to adapt. More at the reference site: http://www.waynesbooks.com/CityStateCampaign.html#d20

A nice Star Frontiers Alpha Dawn set that arrived in the shop.

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