So Much for my FLGS
For those of my loyal readers who are local, it will not be news that Mighty Titans Games and Hobbies has closed its doors. That was the FLGS at which my bi-weekly Greyhawk campaign was meeting, and as I’ve written Read More
Fritz Lang’s Metropolis On Television Tonight
Back in April, I mentioned that the fully-restored version of Fritz Lang’s silent masterpiece “Metropolis” was being released in theaters. I unfortunately didn’t get a chance to see it in the theater, but I am pleased to report that it Read More
Sunday Matinee: Excalibur (1981)
Of all the adaptations of the King Arthur legend, Excalibur is perhaps the least historically accurate. And for all that, it’s probably one of the most visually stunning. Famed among aficionados for the scene where the disguised King Uther has Read More
Jim Ward Needs Our Help
Apparently Jim Ward, one of the early luminaries of role-playing, is very sick and is currently in the Mayo Clinic. The medical bills are, quite understandably, piling up at a ruinous rate. There are several avenues being pursued to help Read More
Organization of Spells
For the longest time, I defended the AD&D organization of spells by class and level as being the best way to do things. It made more sense, I argued, when selecting a character’s spells for the day. However, at the Read More
