During March 2013, I only managed to post four reviews for DriveThruRPG. One of these was for Dungeon Delve, a 4e “classic” now available in PDF through OneBookShelf’s new D&D-branded storefront, D&D Classics. Dungeon Delve shows its age, but is still a great source for quick combat-oriented 4e scenarios if you don’t mind updating the monster math, [...]

With everything else I had going on during February 2013, I only managed to review one product for DriveThruRPG: Dungeonlands Original Soundtrack by Alex Cottrell for Savage Mojo. Let’s start with the most obvious plus: this is beautiful, inspiring music. … Now for the bad part: if you’re thinking about using these tracks as soundscapes to score [...]

Back in October and November, Wizards of the Coast released two new faction packs for Dungeon Command: Tyranny of Goblins and Curse of Undeath. My son and I got our first opportunity to play with these sets recently, and we had a great time. Like the earlier faction packs, Tyranny of Goblins and Curse of [...]

The first two weeks of August proved pretty hectic for me, so I only managed to review three items—three really good items—for DriveThruRPG during that time. Ruined Gate by T. H. Gulliver and Jonathan Roberts for Rite Publishing. Since I don’t play Pathfinder and don’t know anything about the “ransomed” adventure to which this product is [...]

During the week of July 22–28, 2012, I tried to get back into a good work routine, but I also found time to write ten brief reviews for DriveThruRPG. I gave most of these items ★★★★ or ★★★★★, so I think that counts as a good week! Also, most of these items consisted of printable [...]