Q4 2010 RPG Sales Figures
ICV2 has come out with their analysis of the sales figures for Q4 2010. They have top 5 lists for a number of different categories of games, but I wanted to zoom in on the RPGs, naturally. Dungeons and Dragons Read More
Wilderness Dressing
Ordinary, but possibly interesting, things found while wandering in the wilderness. Stone building foundation, 20’x30’ Stone wall, 3-4’ high, 7’ long Stone wall with doorway Cracked and broken fountain Pedestal, marble Statue on ground, headless, armless Head of a statue Read More
Historical Roleplaying using AD&D
I got to thinking today about what a purely historical gaming setting would look like using the AD&D (or, for that matter, ADD) rules. Since it’s historical, magic and monsters are out. So are most dungeons; it would feel a Read More
MTV Geek Interviews Steve Jackson
…and Phil Reed, President and COO, respectively, of Steve Jackson Games. The full text of the interview can be found –> here <– Very interesting stuff from one of the legends of the wargaming industry. Plus a little more information Read More
Return of the Grognards at Dexcon 14
The time is upon us once more, and the Return of the Grognards is in force for this year’s Dexcon convention in Morristown, NJ July 6-10. So far, we’ve got the following events going under the RotG banner: AD&D 1st Read More
Filming Begins on “The Hobbit”
From theonering.net: Wellington, NZ, March 21, 2011—Production has commenced in Wellington, New Zealand, on “The Hobbit,” filmmaker Peter Jackson’s two film adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien’s widely read masterpiece. “The Hobbit” is set in Middle-earth 60 years before Tolkien’s “The Lord Read More
