Images: 'Dungeons & Dragons' goes online

Images: ‘Dungeons & Dragons’ goes online

By Bill Detwiler November 13, 2005, 7:59 PM PST billdetwiler

Image
1
of 4

D&D Online — Images: ‘Dungeons & Dragons’ goes online

Turbine Games

Turbine Games, maker of the new online version of “Dungeons & Dragons,” hopes to replicate the experience millions of people shared with the original paper-based game.

Turbine Games

Images: ‘Dungeons & Dragons’ goes online

D&D Online is built around a fantasy space where players can join groups of strangers or friends and go on quests together.

Players of fantasy role-playing games like “Dungeons & Dragons” collect large numbers of books and magazines, like those pictured here, related to the games.

By Bill Detwiler

Bill Detwiler is the Editor for Technical Content and Ecosystem at Celonis. He is the former Editor in Chief of TechRepublic and previous host of TechRepublic's Dynamic Developer podcast and Cracking Open, CNET and TechRepublic's popular online show.

Account Information

Contact Bill Detwiler

Your message has been sent
|
See all of Bill's content

Some operations and tasks don’t require painstaking attention to detail. Unfortunately, processing payroll isn’t one of them. With sensitive salary and wage information, bank and direct deposit accounts, Social Security numbers and other personal information in play, the stakes are high. This guide — and the accompanying spreadsheet — from TechRepublic Premium will help you ...

Quality assurance refers to the processes being used to manage the project and to build the deliverables. This is in contrast to quality control, which refers to the activities used to create the deliverables. Because you are not responsible for the creation of the deliverables (quality control), you need to be comfortable that the outsourcer ...

The list of advantages to cloud computing include lowered operational costs, greater technological flexibility and the ability to rapidly implement new systems or services. Gains in business continuity are an especially noteworthy attraction to cloud services, which operate via remote systems that remain running in the event of a local disaster, such as a hurricane ...