By the early 1980s, D&D was in toy stores, mall bookstores and even the Sears catalog! But TSR had to change more than its distribution to get there. My new video looks at how D&D became mainstream. #DnD Watch the full deep-dive here: youtu.be/ZUsceYZsHLo

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If you played D&D in the ’70s or ’80s, I need your help with some research! What version did you say you were playing, and what rules were you actually using? Did you mix OD&D, Basic and AD&D rules/material? What year was this? Tell me what you remember!

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Gamers usually associate D&D character builds with feats, multiclassing, and 3E. But by 1985, players could already make advancement choices based on what they wanted their characters to become later. So when did character builds actually begin? Check out my latest deep-dive: youtu.be/Yxs0zbYtHLs

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Gamers! Collectors! Nerds of all varieties! Starting next week, I'm selling off some of my old TSR and other tabletop stuff. Tons of 1st and 2nd Edition AD&D, some art, Kult, Amber Diceless, and more! A tiny sample: A complete A1-A4 Against the Slave Lords, classic AD&D modules, and #darksun promo!

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I honestly think this is the best video I've published so far on the channel, from the content all the way down to the production and editing. I'd love to hear your thoughts.

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