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Wizards of the Coast is asking players for their ideas for the next edition of "Dungeons and Dragons." They will start by conducting a playtest of the ideas currently in development at this month's "D&D Experience" convention. Then in spring, they plan to release a growing set of rules, classes and monsters on their website and ask for player feedback.

As someone who was disappointed with the changes in 4th edition, this could be really exciting. What changes would you like to see in "Dungeon

Jim C. Hines is a fantasy author who once reenacted some female poses from fantasy novel covers. Now he's trying out some men's poses from fantasy and romance novels.

The dragon looks more flirty than frightening. "Hey. I notice you hang out in swamps. I hang out in swamps too."

...in "Dragon Age: Mark of the Assassin."

Content warning: contains some strong language.

Looks like the dragon's getting a little too friendly.

"It's not a question of where he grips it! It's a simple question of weight ratios."

Elvira's summoning Ganon? Always thought there was something suspicious about her.

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Fantasy author Jim C. Hines decided one day to pose like the women on the cover of his novel, "The Stepsister Scheme." After realizing how awkward posing like that was, he decided to recreate other poses from fantasy book covers.

"I spent the rest of last night with pain running through most of my back. Even the pose in The Shape of Desire, which first struck me as rather low-key, is difficult to imitate and feels really forced. Trying to launch my chest and buttocks

French Bilbo is sassy!

Felicia Day isn't shy about her gaming hobby. She's even producing and starring in a web series based on one of her favorite series, "Dragon Age."

(Doctor Who, The Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, The Hunger Games)

Old Man Yells at Cloud.