The rules for a fair-play whodunnit can make for a fun investigative adventure. Who Done What? Although they’ve since fallen out of vogue, fair-play whodunnits were quite popular with early detective fiction of the 1930s. The term refers to mystery stories where the reader or audience is given all the […]
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NPR Sunday Puzzle (Aug 27, 2023): A Seriously Bad Effect Q: Think of a noun in six letters. It sounds like a two-word phrase (2,6). And the thing named by the noun can have a seriously bad effect on what’s named by the phrase. What is it? I would not […]
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Hello everyone, Darryl here with the summary of this week’s gaming news from EN World. EN World Exclusives Beth Rimmels reviewed the new rules-free lore book for Dungeons & Dragons, The Practically Complete Guide to Dragons. Dawn Dalton spoke with Aaron Shanks, Director of Marketing at Paizo about the OGL […]
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NPR Sunday Puzzle (Aug 20, 2023): A Jumble of Body Parts Q: Name part of the human body above the neck in 9 letters. Rearrange them to name another part of the human body found below the neck. Only some people have the first body part. Everyone has the second […]
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Welcome to the Bundles, Freebies, and Sales News, the weekly column at EN World that helps make sure you don’t miss out on big tabletop RPG bundles, charity fundraisers, and sales from around the internet. Bundles and Sales Note: I have included end dates when listed for the following sales, […]
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What’s Level Up, you ask? Why, it’s a full replacement for your 5E rules, which remains compatible with all the adventures, monsters, spells, and other material you’ve collected over the years. It was launched in 2021, and has had a ton of support material since, including a robust third […]
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NPR Sunday Puzzle (Aug 13, 2023): Contemporary Singer on Repeat Q: Name a famous contemporary singer (6,4). The second, fourth, sixth, eighth, and ninth letters, in order, spell a repeated part of a song that everyone knows. What is it? It’s not the first time someone’s made this observation.
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Charles Dunwoody started playing and running RPGs with Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (before it was first edition) and is currently GMing DCC RPG. Currently, he freelance writes including articles for EN World and Geek Native as well as his first PDF adventure for Call of Cthulhu: Michigan Mythos: Fall Colors. […]
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NPR Sunday Puzzle (Aug 6, 2023): Found In England Q: Name something found on a map of England. Two words. The last two letters of the first word are the same as the first two letters of the last. If you go to England, you can’t see this place. You […]
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