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Category: Dungeons & Dragons

Dragon and Dungeon Magazines will return to Wizards, go electronic only

April 19, 2007 Allan Sugarbaker D20, Dungeons & Dragons, Industry, Roleplaying Games 11 comments

Rumored for a while now, today it was officially announced that Paizo Publishing will no longer be publishing Dragon Magazine or its sister magazine, Dungeon. This doesn’t seem to be by Paizo’s choice, as Wizards of the Coast jointly announced the conclusion of Paizo’s license to publish the magazines –

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Audio Report: DunDraCon, Goodman Games and Troll Lord

March 17, 2007 Mike Sugarbaker D20, Dungeons & Dragons, Industry, Interviews, OgreCave, Roleplaying Games 16 comments

Allan’s interview with two D20 survivors – Goodman Games and Troll Lord games, respectively – is the meat of this show. We also report on DDC more generally, and threaten to talk about lots of other stuff. Get with it.

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Monte Cook’s other final project

February 18, 2007 Allan Sugarbaker D20, Dungeons & Dragons, Roleplaying Games One comment

So we’ve all heard how Monte Cook is going out on a high note, having unleashed Ptolus on the gaming world, and will just be doing two more projects before “retiring”. A retooled World of Darkness has already been announced as one of the last two Cook books, and yesterday

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Dungeons & Dragons Online wins British award

October 7, 2006 Allan Sugarbaker Computer and Console Games, Dungeons & Dragons, Gamebooks 6 comments

On Thursday, the British Academy of Film & Television Arts (similar to the Oscars) announced its 2006 winners in Video Games categories – and we’re as surprised they have the categories as you are. In the Multiplayer category, Atari’s Dungeons & Dragons Online: Stormreach took the prize, which must mean

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Bastion Games calls it quits, hands off titles

October 4, 2006 Allan Sugarbaker D20, Dungeons & Dragons, Industry, Roleplaying Games

Seems the siren call of the computer game industry has lured another creative spirit toward better funded pastures. In a pair of press releases today, Bastion Press announced that starting now, other companies would be taking up support of its properties. Specifically, Bastion’s President Jim Butler has handed off nearly

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Keith Baker to work with D&D Online

May 2, 2006 Allan Sugarbaker Computer and Console Games, D20, Dungeons & Dragons, Roleplaying Games 5 comments

Turbine, the company behind Dungeons & Dragons Online: Stormreach, has just announced that Eberron creator Keith Baker will write storylines and fiction for the massively multiplayer online RPG. The folks at Turbine continue to put great support behind their game, and are offering a free seven-day trial if you’re curious.

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Goodman releases more Battle Tiles

May 2, 2006 Allan Sugarbaker Dungeons & Dragons, Miniatures Games, Roleplaying Games

Goodman Games released its third Battle Tiles set over the weekend, bringing the total of miniatures- and RPG-compatible scenery tiles to over thirty. The PDF tiles sets provide key areas of interest to spice up combats or adventure sessions, letting GMs concentrate on story and tactics rather than props. Each

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True Dungeon truths for ’06

April 4, 2006 Allan Sugarbaker Conventions, Dungeons & Dragons, LARP 4 comments

The lowdown on True Dungeon‘s gameplan for 2006 has been announced, along with a video peek of the enhanced adventure for this year, Escape from the Spider Cult. The massive live dungeon-crawl event will benefit from increased volunteer training, improved props and environments, and 5.1 stereo surround sound. Other adjustments

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Call for True Dungeon volunteers

March 20, 2006 Allan Sugarbaker Conventions, Dungeons & Dragons, LARP, Roleplaying Games

The folks at True Dungeon are gearing up for Gen Con 2006 already. While event specific information is promised in a couple weeks, the crew is looking for volunteers, who will get various levels of swag and other compensation (even a hotel room). Read the press release below if you’re

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D&D Minis ’06: Hugeness confirmed

February 21, 2006 Allan Sugarbaker D20, Dungeons & Dragons, Miniatures Games 5 comments

For those that missed the catalog mention, impending hugeness was reiterated last week. Wizards made a D&D Miniatures news announcement on its website that mostly repeated known plans for 2006. Perhaps most important, it brought more attention to the War of the Dragon Queen set, coming in July. Adding more

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Paizo prepping Ptolus minis

February 12, 2006 Allan Sugarbaker D20, Dungeons & Dragons, Roleplaying Games

Having displayed the ability to create high quality metal miniatures in its Gamemastery: Compleat Encounters sets, Paizo Publishing now has an agreement with Monte Cook and Malhavoc Press to publish miniatures for the Ptolus uber-campaign setting. A series of monthly minis releases will begin in May, leading up to and

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The characters prep the game

January 3, 2006 Mike Sugarbaker Dungeons & Dragons 19 comments

(Second in an ill-advised series of speculative posts about the future of D&D) The second thing people say to defend D&D against online gaming, after “there are people there with you,” is “I can create my character.” And, to D&D’s credit, you can. But all too often, players’ fun gets

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More proof that D&D3 is too complex

November 15, 2005 Mike Sugarbaker Dungeons & Dragons 4 comments

“To play D&D, all that is required is a core rule book, D&D dice, a pencil, some paper, and imagination.” And, apparently, an eight-hour online course.

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There’s no need to fear, Underdark is almost here

November 3, 2005 Allan Sugarbaker Dungeons & Dragons, Miniatures Games

In preparation for tomorrow’s release, Wizards has posted the Underdark figure gallery. This new set for D&D Miniatures introduces rules for Epic level figures, such as Balor, Artemis Entreri, and Elminster. It also gives those who picked up the Fane of the Drow adventure the rest of the figures needed

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Worldwide D&D Game Day on November 5th

October 13, 2005 Allan Sugarbaker Dungeons & Dragons

Wizards of the Coast has announced its plans for Worldwide D&D Game Day 2005 (press release below), to be held November 5th at participating game stores. The recent WotC adventure release Fane of Lolth will provide the challenges of the day, and attendees will come away with souvenirs like D&D

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