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It’s time to take a closer look at the AD&D warrior. Anyone can just pick up a stick and whack a goblin – right?
There is far more depth to this standard class than many gamers give credit. It’s not always a mindless brute with a club.
I’ll admit to struggling in my transition to Dungeons & Dragons 5E. For the old school gamers out there, there are some things to really like.
What follows are my 3 favorite things about 5E as an old-school curmudgeon.
This look at assassination isn’t exactly a look at the class of Assassin (Which is yet to come) but about the act of assassination.
Recently we took a closer look at Half-orcs, who are unlimited in levels of assassin. Things get ‘ugly’ fast.
Both the Half-orc and Assassin class often get overlooked at the AD&D 1E table. You may not realize how deadly things can get!
With this derpy looking drawing, David Sutherland inspired many hours of game play and ideas about half-orcs in AD&D.
Today we take a closer look at half-orcs of AD&D, where they come from and how they get used.
Often considered rude, crude, obnoxious and brimming with muscle… well, ok, those rumors might be true. Half-orcs are a favorite of gamers looking to hack and slash their way through situations when that thinking stuff gets in the way.
Race in AD&D seems like a pretty straight forward thing, but when was the last time you looked at the charts?
Fail Squad Games Gamers have been screwing this up for a long time. It ‘s time to take a closer look at race.