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Knights of the Dinner Table is a multiple award-winning magazine featuring the gaming industry’s most popular comic strip, as well as being a full-fledged 80-page monthly magazine featuring d20, HackMaster and other articles for gamers, from a gamer’s perspective. Not only do thousands of gamers read KoDT and share it with their friends, they re-read it cover to cover and then re-read it again. Don't miss this hilarious and hysterical slice of (fantasy) life, and wonderful celebration of the gaming culture!
Check out the editorial preview and KoDT strip "Waxing Nostalgic" preview from this issue!
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KoDT #143 TABLE OF CONTENTS
The Strips
- Waxing Nostalgic
- featuring: B.A., Bob, Sara, Dave, and Brian.
- Join the Party
- featuring: B.A., Bob, Sara, Dave, and Brian.
- Little Ape Lost
- featuring: B.A., Bob, Sara, Dave, and Brian.
- Packin' It In
- featuring: Pete Skipowski, Tuley.
- One-Two Punches
GameMaster's Workshop
- Casting Call: Hannibal the Pack Ape {HackMaster} by Jolly and Barbara Blackburn
- All Things Magic: The Alchemy Blade {D&D® v3.5 compatible} by Brian M. Sammons
- Bait and Tackle: Adventure Hooks for your campaign {fantasy; systemless}
- The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Kaylenn Shadowlight, Y’Ben Gurge, Shanaylenn Shadowlight {fantasy NPCs; systemless} by Christina Kern
- Deadly Trappings: Shandaran’s Death’s Door {fantasy; systemless} by Brian M. Sammons
- Rustlers of the Night: Puppet Master Spiders {HackMaster} by Brian M. Sammons
- GMW: The Science of HackMaster {HackMaster} by Mike Carniello
Features
- KODT Story Arc: A History of the Bag Wars summarized by Andy Miller
- GenCon 2008 Photo Album
- Understanding HackMagick: Part IV - Mega-Capacity Magic Items (aka the "J doc") by Gary Jackson
- Spells That Break the Rules {D&D® v3.5 compatible} by Lloyd Brown III
- What We've Been Playing by the KenzerCo Krew
- The Quotable Gamer: Axis & Allies - Guadalcanal (Hasbro, 2007) by William Morgal
- A Gamer's Guide to Anime Cons by Mark Plemmons
Regular Columns
- Friendly Local Game Store by Noah J.D. Chinn
- Behind the Curtain: Contributor Biography: Mark Plemmons
- Gamer's Pulpit (Guest Editorial) by Ben Bone
- Tales from the Table: Actual Home-brewed legends from our readers
- Lost Game Safari: Star Trek the RPG (FASA, 1982) scouted by Andy Miller
- Lookin' at Comics by Tony Digerolamo
- Summon Web Scryer: Star Wars – Saga Edition surfed by Kenneth Newquist
- Geek Fu Action Grip: Soylent Green is Made of Pokemon observed by Mur Lafferty
- Disks of Wondrous Power: Mount and Blade reviewed by Rick Moscatello
- Off the Shelf: The Last Mythal by Richard Baker reviewed by Paul Westermeyer
- Board Squawk: Race for the Galaxy reviewed by Nick Medinger
Departments
- Cries from the Attic: Editorial of a Madman
- Table Talk: Our Readers Talk Back
- Game Vine
- Back Room at the Games Pit
- Brian's Small Press Picks: Comix the RPG, New Gods of Mankind: New Gods Handbook, and Robotech Shadow Chronicles RPG
- Weird Pete's Bulletin Board
- Parting Shots
Homebrew Strips
- Yeti-Kin by the Brothers Grimm
- Unnamed cartoons by Chris Avellone, Indy Bill, Joseph Hellar, Jolly R. Blackburn, and Sean Keith Williams
80 pages, $4.99, b&w
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