Today’s Legends & Lore Article by Monte Cook brings up some interesting possibilities with regards to what the next iteration of D&D will look like. While this is a lot of high-level talk that doesn’t really delve into the guts of what the system may be, what I’m seeing so far has me generally optimistic. [...]
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[D&D Next] Looking Good So Far…
Posted: January 17, 2012 by pointyman2000 in Articles, Dungeons & Dragons, Roleplaying GamesTags: D&D, D&D Next, Monte Cook
[D&D Next] My Feedback
Posted: January 13, 2012 by pointyman2000 in Articles, Dungeons & Dragons, Roleplaying GamesTags: D&D, D&D Next, Fantasy Craft, Legend of the Five Rings
Having posted a plea for people to voice their feedback in a constructive manner, I feel somewhat compelled to put up my own feedback post on the topic. First off, just a bit of background. I’ve not been a heavy D&D player, but I have had the opportunity to run and play 3.X and 4e. [...]
[D&D Next] Think Before You Rant, An Appeal For Constructive Feedback
Posted: January 12, 2012 by pointyman2000 in Advice, Articles, Dungeons & Dragons, Roleplaying GamesTags: D&D, D&D Next, Feedback
D&D Next has been on the top of everyone’s mind in the RPG community as of late, and already the fires are burning hot. Staunch advocates of any one of the four editions of the game have begun to air their opinions, a result of WotC’s declaration that they were willing to listen. And in [...]
So… D&D Next is Under Development
Posted: January 10, 2012 by pointyman2000 in Articles, Dungeons & Dragons, Roleplaying GamesTags: wizards of the coast
At this point most of those who follow D&D have heard the latest news on what is apparently the latest iteration of Dungeons & Dragons. While the fanbase tends to call this incoming version “5e” I think Wizards of the Coast is adamant about keeping the version numbers absent, as even their community site has [...]
[Review] Martial Cultures: The Sijara
Posted: July 22, 2011 by pointyman2000 in 4e, Articles, Dungeons & Dragons, Reviews, Roleplaying GamesIf there’s one thing that fantasy gaming has always needed, it would be more products that focus on the little details of a given culture. Books like Martial Cultures: The Sijara fill that particular need quite well. As a GM who enjoys having varied cultures that go beyond simple stereotypes, I found Martial Cultures: The [...]


