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The Enworld community has put together some Dungeons and Dragons 4e prerelease rules. These are compiled from various bits already released by WotC so they are sketchy and may be misleading. However they give a good insight into what 4th
On the Enworld forum there is a post by a longtime 3.5 player having a first game of 4e. Its a good write-up and the discussion that follows is informed and informative. It doesn’t really settle my doubts over the
There has been a lot of fuss over the last week or two over the suggestion that in order to produce material under the 4e license (known as the 4E GSL), publishers would have to drop all their 3.5 edition
Gamespy have a review, well more of preview regurgitating WotC PR rather than a hands-on “does this thing work” review of D&D Insider. It only has scarce details but their conclusion: However, we have one major concern: price. Virtual monster
…With a Medieval Mace, a Glock 9m or maybe a Katana. But they all perfectly safe as these are one-off art pieces are made of felt by MP Industries Berlin. There are more weapons on their web site.
Next time I’m playing Call of Cthulhu I may have to get me some of these Tintin & Snowy Boy Reporter and Dog figures. Spotted on Tintin Movie – Tintin & Snowy Metal Miniatures
Spotted this on Play This Thing, Tripod are a musical comedy trio sing songs about playing on the X-box, comic shops and the gamer life-style. Just one look at their web-site tells you they are huge Dungeons and Dragons fans.
Hi, I’m Chris Tregenza and I’m one half of 6d6Fireball.com. There is lots we want to do and tell you about the site but before we get started on that I wanted to introduce myself. I’ve been playing RPG’s for
This is the very first post of the new Role-playing games web site 6d6Fireball.com. Obviously there is absolutely nothing here yet and the design looks awful. All that will be changing over the next few weeks.
