Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil
Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil Published by Wizards of the Coast By Greg Kessler It is not very often that a Dungeons and Dragons module comes with a pedigree. That was until Wizards of the...
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Races of Destiny
Races of Destiny Wizards of the Coast Reveiw by Mike Dando Races does a fair job in meeting the claim that it, “provides detailed information” on various information relating to the makeup of the...
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Star Wars: Dark Side Sourcebook Published by Wizards of the Coast By Greg Kessler In Australia’s last census, there was such an abundance of people claiming JEDI as their religion, that the government...
View ArticleTome and Blood
Tome and Blood A Guidebook to Wizards and Sorcerers Wizards of the Coast Review by Rick Hecke I’ve played a lot of D&D in my day. Maybe too much. I never got to a place that Tom Hanks reached in...
View ArticleCthulhu Punk Rules from Steve Jackson Games
Cthulhu Punk Rules from Steve Jackson Games Review by Greg Kessler Although H.P. Lovecraft looked remarkably like the original bass player for The Cramps (the late Bryan Gregory) I never took him or...
View ArticleStar Wars: The Alien Anthology
Star Wars: The Alien Anthology Review by Greg Kessler Ever wonder to which special class Salacious Crumb belongs? Or what religious significance is attached to the Bantha’s of Tatooine? With the Star...
View ArticleHeart of Nightfang Spire
Heart of Nightfang Spire by Bruce R. Cordell Review by Ken Karlak When the restless dead rise from their shallow graves to feed on the flesh of the living… Now that’s what I call adventuring! Undead so...
View ArticleCall of Cthulhu
Call of Cthulhu Review by Greg Kessler This has been a banner year for the granddads of role-playing. Traveller is seeing the release of its new D20 version (after a release of GURPS, GRIP, and a board...
View ArticleMonster Manual II
Monster Manual II by Ed Bonny, Jeff Grubb, Rich Redman, Skip Williams, Steve Winter Review by Ken Karlak Tired of trying to convert the Sons of Kyuss from your 1981 Fiend Folio into 3rd Edition...
View ArticleWeird Wars II: Blood on the Rhine
Weird Wars II: Blood on the Rhine Pinnacle Entertainment Group by Shane Lacy Hensley and John R. Hopler Review by Greg Kessler Anyone out there ever read Weird War comics from the 50′s and 60′s? I...
View ArticleDeadlands Core Rulebook
Deadlands Core Rulebook Pinnacle Entertainment Reviews by Greg Kessler Yippeekia and a Confederate vampire gnawing at the back of my neck it is a good time to be playing western games. When I was a...
View ArticleCall of Duty: A Paladin Sourcebook
Call of Duty: A Paladin Sourcebook By James Garr Chainmail Bikini Games Review by Greg Kessler I never played a Paladin in my life, and since I have been role playing since 1982 that is saying...
View ArticleEncyclopedia of Weaponry
Encyclopedia of Weaponry Fast Forward Entertainment Review by Greg Kessler I don’t believe that any company has a higher rate of output than Fast Forward Entertainment. James M. Ward must be shackled...
View ArticleLord of the Rings – Board Game
Lord of the Rings – Board Game Eagle Games By Greg Kessler We have a few months until the next installment of Peter Jackson’s Fraud of the Ring sally’s forth to give me another case of temporary brain...
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