"It's okay; Gary sent us."

With my errate document for the previous version of Swords & Wizardry Complete now being obsolete due to the release of the Revised u...

First off, what do I mean by “casually?” I mean that I’ve held off on using any of these in an actual game thus far, so all my opinions are...

Like its fellow iconic D&D classes, the ranger, illusionist, and bard, the first published iteration of the barbarian debuted in the pa...

Debuting in the winter 1975 issue of TSR's short-lived house organ The Strategic Review, Peter Aronson's illusionist class was the ...

Doug Schwegman's pioneering bard class, introduced in the February 1976 issue of The Strategic Review, deserves to be celebrated for it...

On a recent read through the latest edition of Swords & Wizardry, an adaptation of the original D&D from the mid-'70s, it stru...

Mythmere Games has recently finished work on Swords & Wizardry Complete Revised, an updated take on their flagship fantasy RPG. As an ...