Gary Gygax

Tear open a bag of nachos, lube up your d20s, and check out this bit of gamer porn over at Black Gate - an on-the-spot report from Garycon II, the new convention dedicated to Gary Gygax and all things old school gaming.

Archive 2010-03-01 Jeff 2010

Here is a list of the most viewed items in the Mars cover art database over on Flickr, from its inception in November 2009 through the end of January 2010: 1. Gunner Cade (1979, French), by Cyril Judd 2. Martians, Go Home (2000, French), by Fredric Brown 3. Warriors of Mars gaming rule book (1974), by Brian Blume and Gary Gygax

Most viewed items in Mars cover art database Paul 2010

Tear open a bag of nachos, lube up your d20s, and check out this bit of gamer porn over at Black Gate - an on-the-spot report from Garycon II, the new convention dedicated to Gary Gygax and all things old school gaming.

Wicked, Bad, Naughty Zoot Jeff 2010

I'd have wound up healthier and happier in every way -- but right now I'd probably have a braided beard and a leather knapsack and a crappy fantasy series and a tattoo of Gary Gygax on my ass.

A Return To The Fray and The Shame Of The Closeted Geek Sean Craven 2009

Gary Gygax - game inventor/writer - inventor of AD&D he turned to writing novels after game was taken from his control

Saying Goodbye in 2008 Dark Worlds Club 2009

Dave Arneson, the man who first created the Dungeons & Dragons roleplaying game alongside Gary Gygax, passed Tuesday night, his family announced via email.

Wired Top Stories 2009

Dungeons and Dragons was created in the early 1970s by Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson as an extension of their tabletop wargame, Chainmail.

The Worlds of D&D: Greyhawk Adam Whitehead 2009

And it's a damn shame that James Rigney Robert Jordan, Gary Gygax, and Madeline L'Engle weren't made Worldcon GoH while they were alive.

Possible Worldcon Guests of Honor 2009

Hickman proposed the series of modules to TSR the following year, and won the approval of TSR boss Gary Gygax, who had long planned to do a series of modules where each adventure was based around one of the twelve dragon types from D&D's Monster Manual.

The Worlds of D&D: Dragonlance Adam Whitehead 2009

James Maliszewski of Escapist Magazine just wrote a neat article entitled “The Books That Founded D&D,” which explores the books that inspired Dave Arneson and Gary Gygax to create the world's first tabletop, role-playing game, Dungeons & Dragons, back in the early 1970s.

Archive 2009-11-01 Paul 2009