Judges Guild: The Mines of Custalcon (2nd Printing)

From the web:

"A booklet with full-color cover includes Mini-dungeon, Histories, Descriptions, NPCs, Maps, and Tables for two villages and 476 square miles of wilderness.  The first of a new "Wilderness Series" of playing aids that maps in great detail the Judges Guild's City State wilderness area, using the Campaign Hexagon System.  Twenty-two five-mile hexes, covering over 476 square miles of wilderness, are mapped out, as are the two villages in this area, Byrny and Trollslore. Keyed shops, inns and taverns, as well as histories and ways of life of these villages are provided.  Wilderness encounter tables and a three-level mini-dungeon in the ancient mines of a lost civilization beneath Trollslore are also included."

Judges Guild: Maranantha-Alkahest Sector

From the web:

The fourth and final Traveller sector completes the Judges Guild Gateway Quadrant Campaign background.  The map gives Steller Location, political Divisions and Jump Routes in the sector.  The reverse of the map has eight significant planets of the Sector mapped in detail with historical background and statistics on each.  The Guidebook details each of the 392 systems.  Background history of each of the 16 sub-sectors is provided as well as Political and Military information on the nine significant interstellar states, empires, sultanantes, and einarchys located here.  Complete events, Rumors, and Encounter Charts are provided for the Judge in this product.

Judges Guild - Wilderlands of the Magic Realm (2nd Printing)

From the web:

"There are over 300 islands detailed on the maps and described in the accompanying book, which also covers the area's resources, wilderness monster lairs, villages and castles, technological levels, civilizations and more.  The third of the wilderness series, the Magic Realm covers the settlements of Oricha and Chim and extends the areas already covered to the south, far into the vast reaches of the Sea of Five Winds.  The four maps (2 Judge, 2 Player) include with the 2nd and 3rd printings are: Campaign Map #11: Ghinor / Campaign Map #14: Ament Tundra and Campaign Map #12: Isles of the Blest / Campaign Map #13: Ebony Coast."

Judges Guild - Ley Sector (2nd Printing)

From the web:

Ley Sector is a supplement for Traveller. A 32 page guidebook includes 16 subsector maps describing 411 planets, encounter tables, rumors, and news. Also included is a 22" x 34" full-color sector map with 8 planetary maps on the reverse side.

The Guidebook goes into detail on each of the 16 Sub-Sectors with full statistics on each system, and gives Encounter and Rumor Charts and Table.  The Map gives Stellar Location, Jump Routes, and Political Divisions.  The reverse of the Map has detailed Maps of eight significant Planets along with the statistics and complete historical background of each.

Note that Ley Sector was redefined in GDW's The Atlas of the Imperium.

Judges Guild - Lara's Tower

From the publisher:

"This Scenario features a Tower once owned by a beautiful Magic user, but presently inhabited by a foul horde of evil creatures, monsters and treasures abound throughout the Tower. Are you brave and strong enough to regain Lara's Tower, or will you succumb to the evil luring there?"

Judges Guild Journal #21 (June/July80)

From the web:

Columns:
	Jocular Judgements	03
	A report on Novacon.
	A Day in the City State by Ronald Pehr	05
	The story of one Drfaf and his first day in our fair City.
	How to Cross a River Without Losing Half the Party by Bill Paley	10
	A few simple tips for survival.
	This Is the Way Heroes Die by Thomas McCloud	11
	The first two chapters of a new serial concerning this hijacking
	of spaceship Fountainebleu.
	The Alternative Combat System by Michael A. Dodge	15
	A table of monster attacks for use with the Alternative Combat
	System.
	Call Me Friend by Bob Pryor	15
	A tale of revenge by a "Friendly" thief.
	Shrewd Slants from the Sagacious Sap	17
	The Sage reports on our adventures at Michicon.
	Survey Replies: The Guidmembers Speak	21
	A selection of comments sent in by you, the readers.
	Fraternity for the Eradication of Armored Riffraff By Bill Paley	22
	A group designed to put a little Fear into your players who
	insist on wearing plate armor.
	The Black Prince by Wilbur Ochiltree	23
	The story of Veron Kereg, a man to whom evil deeds are the
	spice of life.
	Dungeon Contest Winners	27
	At long last, a listing of the winners in TGJ - BO - TSO -
	TWFAG DCC - C -C.
	The Misadventures of Erroneous Grog	31
	The further adventures of our fearless hero.
	Quests in AD&U by David Fkaag	32
	Suggestions for spicing up your quests.
	Multiple Mage Magics by Geoffrey O. Dale	34
	Have you ever wanted to form a chain of mountains? Hurl
	insect plagues at entire nations? Cause a tidal wave? Geoffrey O.
	Dale supplies the means.
	The Wreck of the Titan by Stephen H. Domtsnan	39
	Our adventure offering, this month involving a trading ship
	wrecked on a coral reef.
	Random Character Weapons by Tom Jones	43
	Charts to individualize your NPC parties.
	The Swamp Rats by Bill Paley	50
	Ever needed a small band of brigands? Bill Paley outlines a
	tiny band of the outlaws.
	Two Voluble Equipment Items by James Young	58
	Two simple pieces of equipment to use in place of your 5th
	level spells.
	Prodigious Platemail	59
	The Mountain Lions by Bit Paley	61
	A detailing of an NPC group of kidnappers in the Cloudwall
	Mountains.
	Convention Watch	62
	Tips from the Tower	63
	Quick review of our new products.

Judges Guild Journal #20 (Apr/May80)

From the web:

Columns:
	Shrewd Slants From the Sagacious Sage by Chuck Anrhell	02
	Omniscient Opinion. "Scroll Determination Chart" by Scott Arndt	16
	Conventionwatch	22
	Jocular Judgements by Chuck Anshell	31
	The Magical Staff	32
Features:
	City State of the World Emperor Additional Shops	02
	"Traveller Merchants: An Expanded Character Generation	03
	System" by Patrick Larkin
	Larkin provides as much detailing for the merchant service in
	Traveller as has been done for the army, navy, marines and
	scouts in the Traveller supplements.
	" 'Chivalry & Sorcery' Conversion Tables" by Jack L. Webb	06
	Webb provides a complete conversion system to integrate
	ideas and weapons from C&S into an existing D&D campaign.
	"Campaign Use Of 'City State Of the World Emperor' " - by Dave	14
	Sering
	Sering provides full details of the relationship of the Immortal
	City of Viridistan to other playing aids for the Judges Guild
	wilderness campaign.
	"The Halls Of Theorat" by Robert Bowes	35
	A bit richer in treasure than most of our offered dungeons,
	Bowes' work is also much larger - six complete dungeon levels.

Judges Guild Journal #19 (Feb/Mar80)

From the web:

Columns:
	Omniscient Opinions by Bryan Hinnen	01
	Prodigious Platemail	03
	Tips From the Tower by Mike Reagen	05
	Conventionwatch	06
	The Die Is Cast: "Review Star Trek: The Movie" by Bryan Hinnen	21
	Dungeon Dilemma by Kevin Siembieda	Inside Back Cover
Features:
	"A Melee System" by Lenard Lakofka	09
	"Martial Artists Errata" by Brian Wagner	15
	"Class Consciousness" by Bob Pryor	16
	"Witches" by Geoffrey Tolle	17
	"Doors" by Bill Paley	19
	"Who Cares If Magic-Users Are Equal To Fighters?" by Bob Pryor	20
	"An Adjusted Dexterity Table" by Scott Fordyce	22
	"A New Wargames Rating System" by Bob Bingham	23
	"The Dungeon Vlademor" by Bill Peschel	24
	"Lord Foul's Demondim Spawn" by Louis Soldano	47
	"Poisons Types and Reactions" by David Mackenzie	49
	"Falling Accidents" by James Masianka	51
	"Beating, Bashing and General Mugging" by David Parker	53
	"Estimating Power" by Thomas A. McCloud	54
	"Players' and Judge's Flowcharts" by Bill Paley	59

Judges Guild Journal #16 (Aug/Sep79)

From the web:

Columns:
	Tips from the Tower by Chuck Anshell	01
	Prodigious Platemail	02
	Under Toe	08
	New Contest Announcement	09
	Our Magical Staff: Kevin Siembieda	27
Features:
	Ancients Column by David Petrowsky	10
	Survival of Fittest Explanations and Map by Michael Mayeau	12
	G Modules by Richard Forster	14
	Encounters in D&D by Ronald Pehr	18
	Writing Good Computer Games by Rev. George Blank	24
	Daymark by Dean Kunigisky	28
	Generals of the City State by Bill Paley	29
	Whitestone Castle by Eric Hill	30
	Black Lotus by Bill Paley	33
	White Lotus by Bill Paley	35
	The Escaping of Monsters and Traps by James Ward	36
	Thieves: Two Views by Bill Paley	37
	Dungeon Contest Winners Announced!	40

Judges Guild Journal #15 (June/July79)

From the web:

Columns:
	Tips from the Tower	01
	Prodigious Platemail	02
	Conventions	05
	Whitestone Castle by Eric Hill	08
	Shrewd Slants from Sagacious Sage	15
	The Rage by Wilbur Ochiltree. Jr.	27
	Turtledragon Castle by Steve Huff	38
	Magical Staff	41
	What do you Want? by Thomas McCloud	47
Features:
	Ancients Column by David Petrowsky	07
	Creating Good Computer Games by Rev. George Blank	11
	Planning Ecology by Bill Paley	16
	Fantasy Music by Mark Holmer	17
	Inn-naming by Bill Paley	18
	Random Magic by Eric Olson	19
	Aha! by Bill Paley	29
	Systematic Magic by Robin W. Rhodes	30
	Intership Combat: A Game Error? by Bill Paley	41

Judges Guild Journal #14 (APR/MAY79)

From the web:

Columns:
	Jocular Judgements by Chuck Anshell	01
	Tips from the Tower	03
	Of Skulls & Scrapfaggot Green Errata	10
	Wilderlands of the Magic Realm Designer's Notes by Mark	15
	Holmer
	Comic by Rusty Lamont	16
	Con Listings	22
	Dungeon Contest Rules	26
Features:
	Runic Scrolls & Translations by Bryan Hinnen	04
	Using Slings by Kevin Dautremont	14
	More NPCs by Ronald Pehr	18
	Occupational Chart by Paul Pruett	24
	Letters of Marque by Bob Bledsaw	28
	Details by Tom Holsinger	29
	A Clarification of Character Types by N. Morgan	30

Judges Guild Journal #13 (FEB/MAR79)

From the web:

Columns:
	Jocular Judgements by Chuck Anshell	03
	Prodigious Platemail
	By Ronald Pehr	04
	By Tom Nelson	05
	Dungeon Contest Rules	06
	Tips from the Tower
	By Michael Rowsey	07
	By Dean Kunigisky	07
	By Michael Rowsey (again)	07
	By Scott Arndt	08
	By W. L. Roberts	08
	By Earl Gessner	24
Features:
	Contest Winning Dungeon Levels
	6th level - 3rd place by John Pugh	09
	Missing 4th level map of Henry Veldenz (from Journal U)	23
	Ancients Column by David Petrowsky	12
	The Misadventures of Erroneous Grog by Greg MacKenzie	22
	Omnicient Opinions by Steven Huff	25

Judges Guild Journal #12 (DEC78/JAN79)

From the web:

Contents

	Publishers Statement	02
	Jocular Judgements	03
	Dungeon Creation Contest Winners	04
	Kevin Garbelman - Levels 2-3	05
	Henry Veldenz - Levels 3-6	11
	Charles Sagui - Levels 1-6	18
	Jay Miller - Levels 1-5 (2-4 missing)	31
	Robert Gallasch - Levels 1-3	35
	Rusty Lamont - Levels 1-6	44
	Booty List	54

Judges Guild Journal #4

From the web:

This eight page publication from 1977 contained the following articles and items of interest.

Jocular Judgements
Shrewd Slants from the Sagacious Sage
Demented Demography
Religion and the Justification for Magic
Economics and Technology
Acknowledgements
Booty List

Judges Guild: Island Book 1 (First & Second Printings)

From the web:

"This booklet includes 48 pages of small island groups and atolls for adventuring: passing ships, damaged by storms, may drop anchor here for repairs or be breached on the rocks, marooning their crewman; or it may be the stronghold of pirates, the sanctuary of a secret religion, or a coven of witches.  Included are three pages of charts for generating island terrain, natives and encounters, mysterious finds, and even volcanic eruptions.  Ideal for insertion into a campaign expanding into maritime traffic and trade, the islands are mapped on hex grids in light gray for additions and changes by the Judge."


From the web:

"A book to help a DM/campaign judge to quickly generate and populate a fantasy island. It contains tables that can be used to randomly generate island attributes such as:

- Soil Type
- Size, Elevation
- Features, Landmarks
- Weather
- Volcanoes
- Inhabitant type, population
- Mysterious Finds
- Encounters
and so on.

The majority of the book is comprised of island layouts that are mapped using Judges Guild's Campaign Hexagon System."

Judges Guild - Inferno

From the author's Foreword:

"Inferno is based primarily upon the poem "Inferno" by Dante and is also fitted as a scenario into my campaign, Nidevellir. My purpose in writing it is twofold -- first, to answer the perennial question of Judge's when the party finds a cursed scroll: "GO DIRECTLY TO HELL!!" now what do I do? And secondly, to provide a power base to the evil immortals in the campaign. There may arise occasions in which an irate Cleric will geas some poor fighter into returning something that is on the Devil's plane and this allows the character somewhere to go for the adventure."

Judges Guild: House On Hangman's Hill

From the front cover:

"What is the Secret of the House on Hangman's Hill? Only the Dead know, and They aren't Talking. This 32-page book contains maps, tables and guidelines for use with AD&D in this Haunted House Adventure. BOO!"


From the web:

"This Scenario pits a party of explorers against the secrets of an old and deadly fortress Manor.  House on Hangman's Hill contains room descriptions, monsters, encounters, and treasure for the taking.  Can you clear this house of evil, or will you die trying?"

Judges Guild - Booklet K

From the web:

"This installment featured information on the area surrounding the City-State of the Invincible Overlord with particular mention made of NPCs and the living conditions of the areas including guides to the baronies and the trade economy of the surrounding areas."

Judges Guild - Booklet J

From the web:

Additional charts, rules and background data for Thunderhold and the Sunstone Caverns. The installment includes Ready Ref Chart J-5.

Judges Guild - Booklet I (Second Printing)

From the web:

"Additional charts, rules and background data for the City State such as NPCs, rules on social level, ads, crimes and trials, etc. (first book of three to the original City State)."

Judges Guild - Glimmerdrift Reaches

From the web:

"Glimmerdrift Reaches is the second entire Traveller Sector produced by Judges Guild.  The three-color map gives Stellar Locations, political Divisions and Jump Routes in the Sector.  Eight significant planets are mapped in detail on the back, along with complete historical background and statistics on each.  The Guidebook contains details on each of the 16 Sub-Sectors with complete statistics on each of the hundreds of systems, Background history is given on the current political situation, as well as Rumor and Encounter Charts for the Referee."

Judges Guild - Frontier Forts of Kelnore (Both Printings)

From the web:

"This book provides a basic, modularized map of a border fort (all Kelnore forts were designed to these specifications).  Since their construction, the forts have been populated by various monsters and tables are provided to put in random groups of creatures and individualize the forts on these basic designs.  There are three sample forts, filled out according to die rolls on the tables, to illustrate their application.  Using them, the Judge can easily create on the same basic map a different "dungeon" every time his players get together; this provides the maximum playing time with a minimal investment of the Judge's money and design time."

Judges Guild - The Thieves of Fortress Badabaskor

From the web:

"An adventure in the wilderness stronghold of a band of brigands that includes the background and statistics of an evil local deity, plus history, maps, and keyed room descriptions of a five-level dungeon carved out of the side of a mountain. The first three levels are fairly easy and suitable for breaking in new and inexperienced players; but the lower two are far tougher, and include a cavern that has a series of four dragon dens, indicative of the difficulty of the lower levels."

Judges Guild - The First Fantasy Campain (First Printing)

From the web:

"The book details the assorted baronies, citadels, leaders' histories and development of the original fantasy role-playing campaign, and the entire Blackmoor Dungeon.  Herein are many new guidelines on lair generation, character interests and vocations (hunting, farming, fishing, trapping, etc.), the resources and manpower of the various feudal holdings and nomadic hordes of this landmark in war gaming, and much more.  Carefully mapped are the twelve levels of Blackmoor Dungeon beneath the five levels of Blackmoor Castle, the village of Blackmoor, the home of Mello the Halfling, and the tower of Svenson's Freehold.  Included with the book is the First Fantasy Campaign Maps (Judge, Player)"

Judges Guild: Fifty Starbases

From the web:

This playing aid provides the essential Starbases necessary to any space faring culture.  Extensive tables are provided to detail the facilities of each starbase as well as the services available to Star travelers in the nearby area.

More from the web:


On top of 50 starport maps and keys, the module includes additional rules for using this resource which cover:

• Starport Size Table
• Starport Service Summary
• Survey Beacon
• Berthing Fees
• Consumables Replacement
• Refueling
• Armament
• Repair
• Annual Maintenance
• Starship Construction
• Passenger Traffic
• Transportation Technology
• Cargo
• Orbital Facilities
• Orbital Docks
• Orbital Stations
• Orbital Ports
• Starport Working Craft
• Starport Generation Tables
• Warehouse and Cargo
• Technical Guilds

Judges Guild: Field Guide To Encounters

From the front cover:

"Two huge volumes containing rules and guidelines for the new role playing system, 600 familiar and not-so-familiar monsters, provisions for godhood, and intelligent character monsters. Good for hours of intriguing fun!"

Judges Guild - November 1979 Fantasy Catalog

From the web:

Clocks in at 96 pages and was originally free.  Light blue page 1/mail cover.  Product list is titled "Booty List" with the highest number being 115.  Descriptions are given for products with the highest number being 114.

Judges Guild - The Fantasy Cartographer's Field Book

From the front cover:

"Complete fantasy mapping system. Four different mapping grids. Special map key & record pages."

From the web:

"The Fantasy Cartographer's Field Book is the Judges Guild solution to many of the Fantasy role-playing mapping problems.  This book provides a set of comprehensive mapping symbols that can be used to mark all features and encounters.  Four separate types of Mapping Grids are provided plus Map Key and Record pages.  Gamers are sure to find this book useful for record keeping and mapping their own campaigns.  The increasing number of gamers who are writing magazine articles, designing products, and submitting contest adventure scenarios will find this book invaluable."

 

Judges Guild: Fantastic Wilderlands Beyonde

From the web:

The second supplement in Judges Guild's Wilderness series. It details the villages, castles, citadels, lairs, islands, ruins, and terrain in a section of the "Wilderlands of High Fantasy" campaign setting. It consists of a 32-page book and four double-sided 17" x 22" maps (2 for the judge, 2 for the players):

Campaign Map #7: Desert Lands
Campaign Map #8: Sea of Five Winds
Campaign Map #9: Elphand Lands
Campaign Map #10: Lenap

Judges Guild - Wilderlands of the Fantastic Reaches (2nd or 3rd print)

From the web:

The fourth and final supplement in Judges Guild's Wilderness series. It details the villages, castles, citadels, lairs, islands, ruins, and terrain in a section of the Wilderlands of High Fantasy campaign setting. It consists of two 16-page booklets (one 32-page book in later printings) and two double-sided 17" x 22" maps:

Campaign Map #15: Isles of the Dawn
Campaign Map #16: Southern Reaches
Campaign Map #17: Silver Skein Isles
Campaign Map #18: Ghinor Highlands

Judges Guild - Fantastic Personalities

From the web:

"This compilation details 78 fantastic personalities for use in any fantasy campaign.  Each character comes complete with background information, religious inclinations, personal quirks, magic items, favorite tactics, spell knowledge, and much more.  Many character classes are represented, such as Assassins, Thieves, Warrior-Priests, Fighters, Bards, Monks, Wizards, Illusionists, Rangers, Clerics, and Druids, as well as the various races (Gnomes, Dwarves, Elves, etc.).  Characters range in power from the totally inexperienced to the Elven Prince of 2,000 years old.  Included herein are such notables as Aeschulas the gambling wizard, Rivera the happy-go-lucky Thief, Sheila the she-wolf, Cherliy the Rotund, Tina of Tergonis, and Rita Nimblefingers.  The personalities are keyed to the Judges Guilde Campaign Maps, but they can be used in anyone's world.  This is a must for any serious Judge who recognizes the importance of fantastic personalities with which the players can interact."
 
Note: The cover say 85 characters but I am not sure which is right.