In the new long-term Season in the social adventure MMO Sky: Children of the Light arriving this week, players get to not only help out the Wandering Carnival’s festivities, but also make carnival-like challenges of their own. In this “Season of Carnival, players are beckoned to help set up the […]
Continue Reading TSR Inc. published Dragon #103 in November 1985. It is 100 pages long and has a cover price of $3.00. This issue features errata, gnomes, and the future of AD&D!
Continue Reading NPR Sunday Puzzle (Apr 5, 2026): Musical Cars Q: Think of a musical instrument. Add two letters at the end, and you’ll get the names of two popular automobile models reading left to right. What musical instrument is this? It’s not a Ford Tempo or Hyundai Sonata. Maybe I’m not […]
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Luke Gygax said on social media earlier today that the full title of the upcoming Greyhawk book from WotC is Melf’s Guide to Greyhawk: The Shield Lands. This beautiful rendering of Melf by Jeff Easley arrived at my home safely. This is the only painting of Melf that reflects my […]
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NPR Sunday Puzzle (Mar 29, 2026): If the Shoe Fits… Q: Name some tools used by shoemakers. After this word place part of a shoe. The result will be the subject of a famous painting. What is it? Take the resulting subject, remove the 6th, 8th and 10th letters and […]
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Morrus is the owner of EN World and EN Publishing, creator of the ENnies, creator of the What’s OLD is NEW (WOIN), Simply6, and Awfully Cheerful Engine game systems, publisher of Level Up: Advanced 5th Edition, and co-host of the weekly Morrus’ Unofficial Tabletop RPG Talk podcast. He has been […]
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NPR Sunday Puzzle (Mar 22, 2026): Animals and Habitats Q: Name an animal. The first five letters of its name spell a place where you may find it. The last four letters of this animal will name another animal — but one that would ordinarily not be found in this […]
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Running any free event at a public library is an act of local heroism; running a weekly Dungeons & Dragons game comes with a unique set of logistical nightmares. Unlike a private home game or a paid professional session, a free library program exists in a realm of low accountability. […]
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