With The Forgotten Realms soon coming to Netflix, it is worth exploring the wealth of books out there located in the historic ...

These fantasy films place a strong emphasis on their unique worlds, filled with magic, mythical creatures, mysteries, and surprising discoveries.

Dave Arneson (1947-2009) was born in Hennepin County and attended the University of Minnesota. In 1969, Arneson met E. Gary Gygax at a tabletop games convention, at which Gygax shared the rules of ...

Seeing one's character grow over the course of a Dungeons & Dragons campaign is always fun, and two classes embody that feature well.

The game was created at 330 Center Street in Lake Geneva with the help of Gygax's co-creator Dave Arneson. Since 1974, the game has been played by millions across the world and inspired books, TV ...

Lucca Comics Chief on Why the Medieval Town Named a Street After ‘Dungeons & Dragons’ Co-Creators Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson ...

In what I think is a first, we are naming a street [underneath the city’s ramparts] after D&D co-creators Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson, so that it, in a way, will become a real medieval Dungeon!

As Tondro tells it, in 1973 Dave Arneson, then a University of Minnesota student, drove up to Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, to demonstrate his “Blackmoor” game for game designer Gary Gygax and friends.

"It starts with a guy named Gary Gygax and his friend at the time, Dave Arneson," says writer Tea Krulos, who wrote about the origin-story of Dungeons & Dragons in an article featured in Milwaukee ...