B/X Bandits
Brian Scott PaulsB/X Dungeons & Dragons—the version of D&D published as the Basic Set by Tom Moldvay, and the Expert Set by David "Zeb" Cook and Stephen Marsh.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 46 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 2 years ago |
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Merry B/Xmas!
“Yuletide expedition” by Brian S. Pauls, copyright 2023; Modified digital illustration made using Midjourney; Permission granted for non-commercial distribution
Season’s greetings, fellow B/X players!
Many gamers who played Moldvay Basic...
Monster of the Week: Oasis-of-Lies
Image displayed on tablet is from the comic John Carter: Warlord of Mars, issue 13, by Dynamite Entertainment
Scholars describe the oasis-of-lies as a creature from a distant world, thought to be the same as that which spawned the dire whi...
Magical Treasure: "Retributor", Scourge of Chaos
Legend claims the god Vulcanus forged the blade Retributor on the island of Hiera, at the request of his half-sister Pallas, to make unceasing war against the forces of Chaos, until the world at last knows peace.
Pallas gave the sword to A...
State of Play: 3d6DTL Goes Byzantine On Your Ask
As Frederik the dwarf decides what to do about the four hobgoblins, Black Dougal stays safely at the back, out of melee range, like any good thief in B/X. Photo by Brian S. Pauls, copyright 2022.
No private game reports for last week, but...
Monster of the Week: Ice Ravager
An ice ravager is a centauroid beast, averaging 10 feet in length (from its breast to the base of its tail) and seven feet in height (from the ground to the top of its head). The creature is covered in thick white fur, like that of a polar...
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Science fiction author Brian Scott Pauls started reading sf with “Elevator to the Moon” by Stanley A. Widney and has never stopped. He lives in the Kansas City area with his wife, two daughters and an extremely fierce chihuahua-terrier mix.
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