Greetings fellow role-players!  I hope that everyone is surviving their week back at work and school after the Easter or Passover Holidays – I personally always find it hard to get back into the swing of things following a long break, and the posting time of this blog is clear evidence that I’m still playing catch-up from the weekend!

This past week, I received a new selection of products for review from Open Design, including the newest issue of Kobold Quarterly Magazine #21– the Spring Issue, so to speak – although the cover was more like the Feywild swimsuit issue!  [Or as Tizzbin commented: “Hey, look, it’s soft-core fey-porn!”]  As always, this second installment of KQ for 2012 is chock full of articles for Pathfinder, D&D 4E, and Dragon AGE, including game theory articles by Steve Winter and David “Zeb” Cook, not to mention an interview with Bill Slavicsek!

To check out the complete review, please click the link below and head over to EN World to read the full details about this issue:

Review of Kobold Quarterly Issue #20 (Winter 2012) by Open Design

I’m pleased to say that the 4E articles are looking better in this issue of KQ, as well some great system-neutral pieces worth taking a look at.  Of course, for Pathfinder gamers, KQ still has tons to offer, but I have hope that we’ll see more D&D 4E articles in the mix as GenCon 2012 approaches!

So until next blog… I wish you Happy Gaming!

Tags: D&D 4e, DragonAge, EN World, Kobold Quarterly, Pathfinder, review

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