March 1983, and a lot of changes arrive with this issue. The most noticeable is the change of the logo. Gone is the elegant handwritten title in favour of a bolder and squarer one, which does stand out a lot more. The issue number now rests inside a ...
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This issue of EN5ider Magazine bids you to press upon the very boundaries of imagination, to contemplate dungeons and realms beyond the most fantastical lands. Embrace The Impossible! The fun begins with a trio of puzzling traps that will have ...
Image courtesy of Pixabay. The rhythmic clatter of plastic on a hardwood table has served as the heartbeat of the tabletop role-playing game for over half a century. From the early, jagged-edged dice that came in the original "Blue Box" sets to the . ...
Dice manufacturer Louis Zocchi passed away on April 15th at the age of 91. If you've ever rolled dice with more than six sides, Zocchi is most likely connected to you having that experience. He and his company Gamescience were the first in the United ...
Dice manufacturer Louis Zocchi passed away on April 15th at the age of 91. If you've ever rolled dice with more than six sides, Zocchi is most likely connected to you having that experience. He and his company Gamescience were the first in the United ...
Welcome to the Bundles, Freebies, and Sales News, the biweekly 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. Freebies and Pay What You Want Note: While ...
Hello everyone, Darryl here with the summary of this week's gaming news from EN World. EN Publishing News For a quick summary of the week's news, Jessica Hancock will bring you up to speed with EN Live's This Week in TTRPG every Friday. Don't forget, ...
"Can't Run On An Empty Stomach," the tagline for Shadowrun: Running A La Carte from Catalyst Game Labs, sums up this cyberpunk sourcebook succinctly. Written by Darryl Mott, this sourcebook explores the question people ask three times a day: What is ...