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| Discussion ThreadPlaguescarred1Aug 31, 2012 1:30:34 | The Keep on 16th and Valencia Spiderkiller #4 (of 4) by Jason Thompson The players in "St. Cuthbert’s D&D Encounters for Troubled Youth" youth group have returned, now to try their hand at D&D Lair Assault. In this series, we check on their first experiences with Spiderkiller. Talk about this column in the Discussion Thread. ![]() |
| Discussion ThreadPlaguescarred1Aug 31, 2012 1:35:31 | D&D News Pax Prime 2012 by WoTC R&D Acquisitions Inc. (Jerry Holkins, Mike Krahulik, Scott Kurtz, Wil Wheaton) along with Dungeon Master Chris Perkins play two hours of the next iteration of Dungeons & Dragons! Saturday, September 1st 3:30 PM. Talk about this news in the Discussion Thread. ![]() |
| #3Plaguescarred1Aug 31, 2012 1:40:29 | Art Gallery Last month in Dragon: The demon prince Graz'zt shows you how to win a lady's heart. Play a Cipher, a Sensate, or a Xaositect. Visit a famous magic item dealer in Sigil, and see what makes a modron march. Here now are a full set of the illustrations from Dragon 414! Talk about this article here. ![]() |
| Discussion Thread.Plaguescarred1Aug 31, 2012 12:52:28 | Official D&D Errata & Rules Updates August 2012 Errata by D&D QA From time to time, Wizards of the Coast publishes errata and minor updates to Dungeons & Dragons sourcebooks. Talk about this errata in the Discussion Thread. |
| #5Plaguescarred1Aug 31, 2012 18:20:31 | Unfriendly Skies By Doug Hyatt The adventurers travel in thundercloud tower, a magic vehicle that was a gift of the storm giant lord Krombaalt. An offer draws the adventurers to an ancient field of floating crystalline earthmotes, where Krombaalt’s agent can perform a ritual that will enhance the flying tower’s magical properties. Talk about this article in the Discussion Thread. ![]() |
| #6MaximumHavocAug 31, 2012 19:56:33 | D&D in the News Discover Chainmail, Gary Gygax’s Dungeons & Dragons Prototype 2012 August 31 by Keith Veronese Chainmail, an obscure game created in part by legendary Dungeons & Dragons designer Gary Gygax in 1971, was the foundation for what many call the world's greatest role playing game. What did Gygax and fellow Dungeons & Dragons creator Dave Arneson learn from Chainmail and how did the duo flesh out its rules? Talk about this news in the Discussion Thread. ![]() |