"Go to the sign of Marvel's Axe, a dubious inn on the edge of the Thieves Quarter, in the City of Greyhawk, and look to your own wrist. If you perceive a bracelet and dangling dice, watch for the next throw in the war between Law and Chaos and be prepared to follow the compelling geas." -Signal
Friday, September 29, 2017
Judges Guild - The Dungeoneers Journal #25
From the web:
"The Dungeoneers Journal #25
Feb/Mar 1981
Features:
Laboratory
Sea Devils: A fantasy story about Sahuagin by Bill Daley
The College Option in Traveller: Higher education for the Traveller Character by Charles M Cook
Monster Matrix:
Guardian Mist by Harold Kahn
Cannibals by Harold Kahn
Puff Balls by Harold Kahn
Jesters by Harold Kahn
Sphinx Rock Lions by Steve Marsh
Sand Lizard by Harold Kahn
Willows by Harold Kahn
The Red Ones by Bill Pixley
Fuzzies by Harold Kahn
Ulug by Harold Kahn
Targ by Harold Kahn
Lycanthropy: Other kinds of lycanthropy by G. Tolle
Martial Arts: Charts for the use of martial arts in D&D by Jon Reinecke
Convention Compendium
The Amazing Disappearing " ": "?"...intelligence by Mike Billington
Political Intrigue Guidelines by Tom Jones
Shalizar's Tower: 8 page mini-dungeon by David Dougher
Awards Announcement: Awards procedures reorganized
Official Origins Awards Ballot
Academy of Adventure Gaming Arts & Design: Official membership guidelines
The Essence of a Good Wargame: What makes a good game? by Lewis Pulsipher
Shopping For Armor: Reflection on armor by Terrance Mikrut
Harahalat The Dragon: Challenge for Dragon Hunters by Kevin Garbelman
In the Tesseract: 6th dimensional room by Donald L Spidell
The Booty Bag:
Helm of Door Opening by Clayton Miner
The Heroes' Gauntlets by Clayton Miner
Coffer of Endless Food Supply by Clayton Miner
Dagger of Enrichment by Ron Lagerstrom
Boots of Halfling Stomping by Clayton Miner
Runemasters by Chaosium: Reviewed by Clayton Miner
Rain on Iran by Steve Jackson Games: Reviewed by Ron Lagerstrom
Plunder by Chaosium: Reviewed by Clayton Miner
The Thespian Judge: Advice to the good Judge by David Emigh
Some Words on Funny Chemicals: Drug use in D&D by Geoffrey O. Dale"
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