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KoDT #139 TABLE OF CONTENTS

The Strips
• Exit Strategy
  • featuring: B.A., Bob, Sara, Dave, and Brian.
• The Final Dance
  • featuring: B.A., Bob, Sara, Dave, and Brian.
• In the Zone
  • featuring: B.A., Bob, Sara, Dave, and Brian.
• The Eve of GaryCon
  • featuring: B.A., Bob, Sara, Dave, and Brian.
• No Satisfaction
  • featuring: JoJo, Tuley, Pete Skipowski, and Heidi Jackson.
• Level Playing Field
  • featuring: Bob, Croix, Dave, Hunter, and Shiela.
• Ch-Ch-Changes
  • featuring: JoJo, Tuley, Pete Skipowski, and Heidi Jackson.
• One-Two Punches

Gamemaster's Workshop
• GMW: Encouraging Dramatic Gaming {systemless} by Joshua David
• Casting Call: Glaston Grenzstaf {HackMaster NPC} by Barbara Blackburn
• Bait and Tackle: Adventure Hooks for your campaign {systemless}
• All Things Magic: Potion of Sustenance {HackMaster} by Barbara Blackburn
• The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Yashar Rapar, Hui Sion, and Father Shamar Ames {fantasy NPCs; systemless} by Ann McIntosh
• Deadly Trappings: Explosive Decompressor {sci-fi; systemless} by Adam Leech
• Rustlers of the Night: Hunger Tree {Dungeons & Dragons® v3.5 compatible} by Stefen Styrsky
• GMW: Exploring Magical Themes in a Non-Magic Setting {systemless} by Mike Carniello

Features
• Tales of Tellene: Slayer's Brotherhood of Bet Bireli {fantasy; systemless}
• The Chaos Channeler: Hunger Tree {Dungeons & Dragons® v3.5 compatible} by Davide Quatrini
• Where's My +3 Lightsaber: High-Tech in Dungeons & Dragons® {fantasy; systemless} by Chriss Gottschalk

Regular Columns
• Gamer's Pulpit: Embracing Evil - The Upsides of Playing an Evilly Aligned Character by Topher Kersting {systemless}
• Tales from the Table: Actual Home-brewed legends from our readers
• Lost Game Safari: Buck Rogers scouted by Andy Miller
• Lookin' at Comics by Tony Digerolamo
• A Gamer's Rant on Movies: Dragonslayer yelled at by Noah Antwiler
• The "Indy" Game Scene: Piledrivers & Powerbombs reviewed by Ahsok Desai
• Summon Web Scryer: Warhammer 40K RPG surfed by Kenneth Newquist
• Geek Fu Action Grip: The Cruel Bite of Reality observed by Mur Lafferty
• Disks of Wondrous Power: Lost Empire: Immortals reviewed by Rick Moscatello
• Off the Shelf: The Wardstone Chronicles aka The Last Apprentice by Joseph Delaney reviewed by Paul Westermeyer
• Board Squawk: Brass reviewed by Nick Medinger

Departments
• Cries from the Attic
• Table Talk
• Game Vine
• Back Room at the Games Pit
• Brian's Small Press Picks: Golotha, Twisted Fish, You've Been Sentenced!
• Weird Pete's Bulletin Board
• Parting Shots

Homebrew Strips
• Legend of Bill by David Reddick
• The Taste that Satisfiesby the Brothers Grimm
• Unnamed cartoons by Chris Avellone, Sean Williams, Scott R. Krol, Jolly R. Blackburn, and Joseph W. Hellar

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