Near the end of of the life cycle of D&D 3.5 people were beginning to suspect that a new edition was on the way. They were not wrong, b...

 We are getting to the end of the AD&D 2nd Ed era of Ravenloft. Well...there are still a lot of products to cover but we are getting to ...

I was on Tubi, which is hands down the best place to find old and obscure horror films, watching Messiah of Evil  last night. When it was do...

 Today I will cover a lot of ground very quickly as a retrospective review. I have talked about these about books off and on over the years ...

 I have wanted to see this one for some time, based on the movie poster alone. It was not exactly the movie I thought it was going to be, bu...

 A side step today, but one that is important to me. I have been talking about how I believe that Barovia, the core domain of Ravenloft, wa...

 Decided that a Dracula night was in order. I wanted to watch "Last Voyage of the Demeter" and "Renfield" and thought I&...

 How many times will the makers of D&D re-do I6 Ravenloft? Well, they show no signs of stopping. House of Strahd brings Ravenloft to, w...

 The 1990s brought something of an existential crisis to AD&D and TSR. For the first time ever, there was a real competitor for RPG sale...

Can you imagine a world where Christopher Lee only made one Dracula movie? No. Neither can I. Thanks to the movie magic of Hammer Horror, we...

 For this October, I am going to focus on Dungeons & Dragons' own horror setting, Ravenloft. I am not going to review every Ravenlof...

 I am celebrating 50 years of Dungeons & Dragons this October by reviewing some select Ravenloft products. But before I get into that, I...

 June is the month I usually dedicate to Basic-era (B/X, BECMI) D&D, but not always. I have D&D-related plans for June, but I am not...