I wasn’t doing these D&D Insider articles a few months back, so it’s taken me a bit to go back and mentally digest the plethora of material that was already available.

No one ever played a Druid in my campaigns. They were more complicated to play than a Wizard. Wild Shape was very convoluted and having a Beast Companion made it feel like you were juggling far too many things at the same time. If anyone had been willing to sift through all that nonsense, they would have found that they were one of the most powerful classes available…

Feel like you need a little more oomph for your cleric? Look no further than Dragon Magazine’s Cleric Essentials!

During September, we interviewed Adam Lucas about his webcomic Goldilock, an entry in DC Comics’ monthly competition for creators to win contracts to continue producing their comics online for Zuda Comics, DC’s webcomic line.
Interview: Goldilock (Zuda Competitor Adam Lucas)
Adam won! Many congratulations, Adam. We saw that another Adam congratulated you as well: Adam Atherton, who interviewed with […]

In this newest issue of Dragon Magazine, they’ve released an article that details a lot more feats that are just for the Warden. I’m glad they did this because I was pretty underwhelmed by what was featured for them in the Player’s Handbook 2. They also added a few new powers and anew paragon path. Oh, and there’s some advice on how to play a Guardian effectively.

Scribblenauts: where a kid can be a kid.

Scribblenauts is a game for the Nintendo DS by Warner Bros interactive entertainment. You play as a kid named Maxwell as he travels through a variety of locales collecting starites, all in the name of funsies […]