Back in 2012, I wrote a blog post discussing how every edition of Dungeons & Dragons had miniature use as a part of its default mechani...

Gamers who have only experienced the "edition wars" of the modern era might believe that the story of how Paizo Publishing be...

Almost two years ago, Cinerati featured a post discussing the differences between Sword and Sorcery tales and stories of Planetary Romance ....

One of the chief innovations of the 3rd Edition of the Dungeons & Dragons role playing game was the incorporation of robust mechanics ...

Have Wizards of the Coast , Fantasy Flight Games , and Paizo submitted RPG entries for the Origins Awards ? If not, why not? Are they bo...

Just a little rant today. I am a big fan of Paizo Publications. I have been a fan of theirs since the days when they published Dragon and ...

The March 1935 issue of Weird Tales featured "Julhi," the fifth of Catherine Lucille Moore's Northwest Smith tales. That sam...

Published in the May 1934 issue of Weird Tales , "Scarlet Dream" is the third of C. L. Moore's tales of the interplanetary rog...

In the last installment of "Blogging Northwest Smith," I discussed how C L Moore's tales of Northwest Smith included elements...

The 90s were a decade of either no news, or bad news, for fans of Planetary Romance, but during the 00's these fans have been experienci...

When Wizards of the Coast decided to remove all availability to purchase their gaming products (past, present, and future) as PDF files, t...