The inestimable Ramanan S of Save vs Total Party Kill fame and originator of the Rammies , the only RPG award that has ever truly mattered,...

You might see this questionnaire popping up a lot. I have enjoyed reading what other people had to say and thought I would add my two cent...

You can check out previous posts in this series HERE . Ok, let's see if Polyhedron can bounce back from a weak issue 5. So I ...

The D&D community is abuzz with excitement about the new Waterdeep module, Dragon Heist. Aside from maybe Curse of Strahd, there seems t...

Gygax's The Village of Hommlet is widely regarded as one of the greatest intro adventures for D&D and for good reason. It is the...

So today I am reviewing The Blasphemous Roster by Michael Raston with Ben L and Trent B . The layout is by Luke Gearing . So, Raston...

If you would like to read other entries in this series, click HERE . Issue #5 follows the pattern of the other early Polyhedrons, with...

If you would like to read the other posts in this series, click here . Wow, it is has been forever since I blogged. It is what it is. ...

I posted a while back about how the Fourthcore crew had written the best 3rd party 5e adventure in existence. This is still the case. ...

So the entries from last year's Secret Santicore are trickling out. Unfortunately, it doesn't look like there will be a compilation...

"The Ur-Mage opens the doors of his Fortress once each decade, allowing the heroes and demigods of the realm to enter." With...

A while back I posted about how we are living in the golden age of the RPG zine, and the passing of time has only reinforced this view. It ...

If you would like to read previous installments of this series, just click the "Polyhedron" topic link down the right side of the ...

I first encountered Wayne Rossi on Google+ and immediately began following him based on a mutual adoration for the Judges Guild Ready Ref...

Issue 1 read-though HERE .  Issue 2 has a great cover by Stephen D. Sullivan, with a dude being polymorphed into a tree. Harsh. The ...

For some players and DMs, the absence of rules is a problem. OD&D is seen as lacking "options". If something is not explai...

Inspired by The Other Side 's series reading White Dwarf, and Grognardia 's old Imagine mag posts, I wanted to do a "Let's...

I enjoy 5e. I think part of why I enjoy it is that they actually succeeded in realizing their design goals. The game fits different play...

I don't always run OD&D sandboxes, but when I do, I use my sandbox toolkit. Today I invite you to peer behind the DM screen. The M...