How can you recognize a polyhedral gaming die made in the 1970s? The video above gives my tips for collectors and researchers who want ...

The Illusionist in  Dungeons & Dragons was created by Peter Aronson, an early Boston-area fan. In 1975, Aronson submitted an initial ...

Back when D&D turned 40 in 2014, I put up a post about the date I favored for celebrating its anniversary: the last Sunday in Januar...

Dungeons & Dragons grew out of a tradition of miniature wargaming, and distributors of figurines were among the first companies to su...

It is no exaggeration to say that Greg Bell was effectively the first staff artist of Tactical Studies Rules. Not only did he famously dr...

Before any daring cartographer mapped underground dungeons in pursuit of fantastic adventure, Chainmail described a system for subterrane...

Old school Dungeons & Dragons fans know that Greg Bell's beloved lizardman from the inside cover of Greyhawk (1975) served ...