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Cube Farm by Cheapass Games
Review by Melissa Ion Kibbe
Mare Nostrum by Euro Games
Review by Carnage
Hellas by Rio Grande GAmes
Review by Carnage
Age of Steam by Warfrog
Review by Carnage
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Gaming Files: A Guide to the Lovecraft Creatures Mentioned in the Latest Poll
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As per Charlie's request, below is a guide to the creatures mentioned in the latest poll.
Contains info on Cthulhu, Azathoth, Yog-Sothoth, Shub-Niggurath, Nyarlathotep, Ithaqua, Tsathoggua, and Dagon.
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Gaming Files: New Central Dispatch is online
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lsanto writes "Mike is still tossing thoughts together for his Attack of the Clones review (not to mention some thoughts on the Revised Core rules for WotC's SW rpg), but here's the latest installment of his CCCC article. While he did promise there would be game stats and character writeups, he's still digesting the new implications of the revised rules. Never fear, actual usable game info will be included next time."
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Gaming Files: 2002 Arabian Nights - A Hero Campaign World
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charlie writes "The players will be adventurers and travelers in a science fiction
world based on Arabian folklore and inspired by the anime series El Hazard.
While this world will have many features from El Hazard, it will not actually
be in that world, and players should expect many different kinds of strange
adventures.
The Campaign begins in a port city called Al Khasab in the coastal nation
of Usfan. Al Khasab is a large and prosperous city with a history dating
back many centuries. Travelers and merchants from many distant lands pass
through this city, and it has accumulated many wonders and mysteries in
the narrow streets of its bazaars and the windowless halls of its guilds.
There is much excitement waiting here for he who has the imagination and
desire to seize it."
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Gaming Files: Mennara Aflame Scenario 1.2 - Ambush in Dunwarr Pass
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Mennara has been peaceful for a generation. Evil has lain dormant. There
have been signs and portents; many have chosen to ignore them. Evil stirs
anew, and its minions are on the march. A troop of Dwarves led by Damlo
Hammerfist is escorting a valuable cargo of mithrail from the mines to
their forges. Without warning, the ululations of the Uthuk shatter a tranquil
Dunwarr morning ...
Overview
"Ambush in Dunwarr Pass" is the second in a projected campaign series
of Diskwars events. They will unfold in a storyline fashion, and results
may well have a direct bearing on future scenarios.
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Gaming Files: Mennara Aflame: Scenario 1.1 - A Deepwood Surprise
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Mennara has been peaceful for a generation. Evil has lain dormant. There
have been signs and portents; many have chosen to ignore them. Evil stirs
anew, and its minions are on the march. Without warning, the ululations
of the Uthuk shatter a tranquil Deepwood morning ...
Overview
"A Deepwood Surprise" is the first in a projected campaign series of
Diskwars events. They will unfold in a storyline fashion, and results may
well have a direct bearing on future scenarios.
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Gaming Files: Mennara Aflame Diskwars Campaign, Article 1
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"Mennara Aflame" is a campaign of linked Diskwars events. They will
unfold in a storyline fashion, and results will have a bearing on
future scenarios. The first cycle of 4 scenarios uses only disks contained
in the "Revised" set. The purpose is to re-introduce players to the fun
of when Diskwars was brand new and these were all the disks that were available.
These scenarios are all deemed to take place in a somewhat concurrent fashion,
so there will be no immediate effect of victory upon the storyline. Future
cycles will add disks from expansion sets in the order of release.
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Gaming Files: Central Dispatch: CCCC part 2
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lsanto writes "Author Mike Horne brings the latest installment of his continuing Star Wars the Roleplaying Game column. Focusing on the most populous world of the Galactic Republic and subsequent Empire, with an emphasis on campaigning and infrastructure. This installment picks up with more about the CCCC (Constabulaire do Chirurgie Centralle Im Coruscant)."
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Gaming Files: New Central Dispatc: CCCC: Part 1
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Lsanto writes "Mike Horne is back with the latest installment of his D20 Star Wars rpg column. This time medical/police installments are covered in "CCCC: Part 1".
For poor players, once the medpak is used up the Chirurgie is an intriguing ER type locale for interaction. For a Blade Runner type decayed and corrupt (somewhat) police environment rife with Black Sun intrigue the Constabulary (unless as part of the CCCC title in full, the cops don't call it by the "Constabularie" title, unlike the doctors next door--go figure)."
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Gaming Files: Central Dispatch: Hidden Coruscant
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(First in a series of d20 campaign background articles on the capital planet of the Star Wars galaxy.)
Michael A. Horne and Martyn Griffiths provide location ideas for your d20 Star Wars game. This article features The Enclosed Ocean, a strange eco-system and lost domain far beneath the metal surface of Coruscant, the Republic's governing planet.
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