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RPG Legends: Spelljammer

At some point during its development, Dungeons and Dragons just got weird. It took a gamble on embracing every aspect of … Read more

RPG Legends: Greyhawk

by Paul Bellow

One cannot have Dungeons and Dragons without Greyhawk. Sure, there have been other settings in the history of the game. There … Read more

RPG Legends: Dark Sun

by Paul Bellow

When most people think about Dungeons and Dragons, their minds turn towards epic fantasy. Elves, dwarves, dragons – it’s part and … Read more

Pros and Cons of Greyhawk Initiative

by Paul Bellow

Dungeons and Dragons is a game that has changed dramatically over the years. If you are a Fifth Edition player who … Read more

Our 10 Best D&D Modules of All Time

by Paul Bellow

Ready for our pick of the ten Best D&D Modules of All Time? We’ve made our list of favorite Dungeons & Dragons … Read more

Six Worst D&D Modules of All Time?

by Paul Bellow

Dungeons and Dragons is a game of the imagination. While some of the best campaigns that have ever been invented have … Read more

RPG Legends: Conan the Barbarian

by Paul Bellow

There are a few characters that take such deep root in the public consciousness that they become part of the background fictional landscape. These characters are so important than those who have never read or saw their adventurers feel familiar with them as a concept. One of these characters is Robert E. Howard’s Conan, a character who has become the byword for barbarian hero throughout the English-speaking world.

Conan started as a character in pulp magazines, but he has become much more. He’s appeared in novels, comic books, and newspaper strips. There have been successful Conan films, video games, and board games. Conan is part of popular culture – and understanding his origins can help fans of fantasy understand how he transitioned from pulp hero into the icon that he is today.