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KoDT #146 TABLE OF CONTENTS

The Strips
• Disconnect
  • a Hard Eight Enterprises strip featuring: Tuley and JoJo.
• A Run to the Border
  • featuring: Bob, Dave, Sara, and Brian.
• The Enemy on Line Two
  • a Hard Eight Enterprises strip featuring: Pete Skipowski and Tuley.
• No Lotus Left Behind
  • featuring: Bob, Dave, Sara, and Brian.
• The GM's Little Helper
  • featuring: B.A., Bob, Dave, Sara, and Brian.
• The Promised One
  • featuring: Bob, Dave, Sara, and Brian.
• One-Two Punches

Feature Articles
• Ecology of the Warband {systemless} by Mike Gilbert
• And Taking Its Treasure {D&D® v3.5 compatible} by Lloyd Brown III

GameMaster's Workshop
• Casting Call: Pitt Crevy {HackMaster® 4th edition} by Barbara Blackburn
• All Things Magic: Growth Biscuits {fantasy; systemless} by Jolly and Barbara Blackburn
• Bait and Tackle: Generic Adventure Hooks and Encounters for the GM to run with {fantasy; systemless}
• The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Barselinda, Zentar, and Delvandeia {modern NPCs; D&D® v3.5 compatible} by Joe Charles
• Deadly Trappings: The Magic Door {fantasy; systemless} by Todd Cumming
• Rustlers of the Night: Voracious Changeling {HackMaster® 4th edition} by Barbara Blackburn

Regular Columns
• Tales from the Table: Actual tales from the tables of our readers
• Web Scryer: It Came From the Junk Drawer surfed by Kenneth Newquist
• Geek Fu Action Grip: Geeky Holidays on a Shoestring observed by Mur Lafferty
• Gaming the Movies: Indiana Jones by Jim Davenport

Reviews
• Lost Game Safari: Space 1889 scouted by Andy Miller
• Lookin' at Comics: Baltimore Comicon Part II scrutinized by Tony Digerolamo
• The Quotable Gamer: Games with Galactic S.E.T.I.-ings explained by William Morgal
• The “Indy” Game Scene: Urchin and Risus explored by Ashok Desai
• Disks of Wondrous Power: Far Cry 2 and Dead Space spun by Rick Moscatello
• Board Squawk: Dexterity Games played by Nick Medinger
• Off the Shelf: The Compleat Enchanter by L. Sprague de Camp and Fletcher Pratt pondered by Paul Westermeyer
• Brian's Small Press Picks: Harnworld Potions, Bits of the Wilderness, Desolation

Departments
• Cries from the Attic: Editorial of a madman
• Table Talk: Our Readers Talk Back
• Behind the Curtain: Contributor Biography: Jim Davenport
• Game Vine
• Back Room at the Games Pit
• Weird Pete's Bulletin Board
• Parting Shots

Other Toons
• Problems Solved by the Brothers Grimm
• Unnamed cartoons by Chris Avellone, Carl Evans, and Scott R. Krol

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