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Hasbro is diving deeper into the world of Dungeons & Dragons as they unveil a brand new assortment of collectibles 

High adventure awaits.

If you're looking to start playing or are just hungry for a new campaign to run, turn your attention to these Dungeons and Dragons adventures.

Skyrim is full of enchantments, but the Dragonborn sometimes needs an extra temporary boost, and potions are the way to get them there.

What there isn’t enough of at the moment, in my humble opinion, are games that were big on previous generations of consoles getting a tarted-up release on today’s modern hardware. Now, you may have detected a slight hint of sarcasm in my previous sentence, as at the moment we seem to be drowning in them, however, the game I’m reviewing today first came around 20 years ago so it may be that enough time has passed in order for this to be considered a new experience. In the interests o...

I don’t know why I waited so long to reread this, but the way it turned out, I’m glad I did. It’s one of the greater delights of reading all of Andre Norton that for every work that really doesn’t cut it, there are many more that do. When they happen back to back, as happened here, it truly is a gift. I remembered Flight in Yiktor as being quite a lot of fun, and so it was. It was so much fun that as I read it, I felt guilty for reading it when I should be, you know, working. Then I sm...

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According to the cover copy, Brother to Shadows (1993) was Andre Norton’s return to science fiction after a decade of writing in other genres. From the vantage of 2021 and an ongoing project of reading and rereading her entire catalogue, all I can say is, she certainly profited from the time away. This is a work of great confidence, skillful and assured, with frequent references to older works. It reads as if she had processed everything she knew, given herself a break from this particular s...