What’s New Art General Maps and locations Date Information – November 1978 Acaeum says November, DriveThruRPG says November. Copyright says March 1979 (1979-03-13) but that was registered on 1983-03-24 and they’re notoriously bad. There’s an ad for it in Dragon #22 feb ’79. It’s code is 9023, which comes after S1 which was 9022 published …
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The Dragon #20, Vol 3.6
Cover by Elrohir, or rather Ken Rahman, according to Shannon Appelcline https://www.rpg.net/columns/advanced-designers-and-dragons/advanced-designers-and-dragons67.phtml What’s new Articles Variants Reviews Ads of note
Module S1 – Tomb of Horrors
What’s New Art General Date Information – October 1978
The Dragon #19 Vol 3.5
A very arty abstract cover – apparently by Dave Sutherland What’s new Sorcerer’s Scroll Articles Variants Ads of note
The Dragon #18 Vol 3.4
Cover by Dean Morrisey, who also did #16 – it’s ok but he definitely improves with later covers Articles Design Forum Variants Reviews Comics Ads of note
Module D3 – Vault of the Drow
What’s New Art General Date Information – August 1978
Module D2 – Shrine of The Kuo-Toa
What’s New Art General Date Information – August 1978
Module D1 – Descent Into the Depths of the Earth
What’s New? First module with tear off hand-out map for the players! First module with 2 versions of a map – one for the DM, a matching partial one for the players First module to have 1 map level go over 2 panels First modules to have Wizard logo, not Lizard logo First mention I …
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The Dragon #17 Vol 3.3
Ooh boy, that cover – schlocky 70’s fantasy art at it’s finest What’s new new comic artist – Will McLean – I love his funny comics and style Articles vampires – how to run them and how player’s can deal with them Faceless Men & Clockwork Monsters – basically a session recap by Gygax of …
AD&D Players Handbook
It’s exciting to be reading this. Growing up, I definitely read large sections of it and used it as a reference but I’ve never read it cover to cover. Note that most of my comments will be about things I personally find interesting, not an extensive discussion of everything in the book. (That goes for …