Gary Gygax created a whole genre, a nexus where chance and good story-telling met. Best yet, it was an opportunity to be someone else for a few hours in the comfort of your rumpus room.

At 330 Center St., fans can see the house that Gary and Mary Jo Gygax moved into with their kids in 1966. According to the "Adventurer's Map," this is the house where Gygax ran a shoe cobbling ...

Like most kids, Gygax wanted to be the hero of his own life. "There's a call to adventure," he says. "It's something in the inner psyche of humanity, particularly males." ...

Kids were said to be addicted to this satanic, escapist world, and it was making them violent. ... Gary Gygax left TSR, the company created to sell Dungeons and Dragons, ...

E. Gary Gygax was born on July 27, 1938 and passed away on March 4th, 2008. Last week on Wayback Wednesday, to honor the fifth anniversary of Gary’s passing, we paid tribute to the man who is ...

Gary Gygax, the co-creator of the classic (and arguably first) epic role-playing game, "Dungeons & Dragons", passed away on March 4th at the age of 69.

At 330 Center St., fans can see the house that Gary and Mary Jo Gygax moved into with their kids in 1966. According to the "Adventurer's Map," this is the house where Gygax ran a shoe cobbling ...

Luke Gygax, son of Gary Gygax, is building a new tabletop RPG using the rules of 5th edition D&D. Strange & Grim is the first third-party title announced for Everyday Heroes, the spiritual ...

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 ...