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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!

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KoDT #142 TABLE OF CONTENTS

The Strips
• Say the Words
  • featuring: Weird Pete, Gordo, B.A., and Squirrely.
• Makin' the Call
  • featuring: Tuley, Waco Bob, JoJo, Pete Skipowski, Edmund, and Heidi Jackson.
• The Trophy Die
  • featuring: Shiela and Bob.
• The GameMaster's Little Helper
  • featuring: Weird Pete and B.A.
• Clearing the Air
  • featuring: JoJo, Heidi, Tuley, Waco Bob, Pete Skipowski, and Edmund.
• All in the Cards
  • featuring: Weird Pete and B.A.
• One-Two Punches

GameMaster's Workshop
• Casting Call: Idir the Torchbearer {HackMaster} by Bill Urban
• All Things Magic: Saxet's Saw Chain {D&D® v3.5} by Brian M. Sammons
• Bait and Tackle: Adventure Hooks for your campaign {fantasy; systemless}
• The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Lotus Firestar, Trevor Thorn, Aesgigas {fantasy NPCs; systemless} by Christina Kern
• Deadly Trappings: The Circle of Life (and Death) {fantasy; systemless} by Landon Reed
• Rustlers of the Night: Death Shroud {HackMaster} by Brian M. Sammons
• It's All Just Numbers: Working New Life into Old Monsters {D&D® v3.5} by Stefen Styrsky

Features
• Figuratively Speaking: Other World Miniatures by Matt Morgan
• The Old Gun Shop: Optional Malfunction Rules {Aces & Eights} by George J. Gerhold
• The Quotable Gamer: Myth Fortunes: the Roleplaying Game (Mayfair, 1997) by William Morgal

Regular Columns
• Gamer's Pulpit (Guest Editorial) by Noah J.D. Chinn
• Tales from the Table: Actual Home-brewed legends from our readers
• Gaming the Movies: The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension! analyzed by Jim Davenport
• Lost Game Safari: The Doctor Who Role Playing Game (FASA, 1985) scouted by Andy Miller
• Lookin' at Comics by Tony Digerolamo
• Summon Web Scryer: 4E D&D® surfed by Kenneth Newquist
• Geek Fu Action Grip: I Want to Curve Bullets (and Vacuum) observed by Mur Lafferty
• The "Indy" Game Scene: Spirit of the Century reviewed by Ashok Desai
• Disks of Wondrous Power: Brainiversity and Supreme Ruler 2020 reviewed by Rick Moscatello
• Off the Shelf: Flashman and the Redskins by George MacDonald Fraser reviewed by Paul Westermeyer
• Board Squawk: Pandemic reviewed by Nick Medinger
• Behind the Curtain: Contributor Biography: Barbara Blackburn

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: Haiiiii-Ya!, Worlds of Freedom, Conquest of Pangea: Atlantis Expansion
• Weird Pete's Bulletin Board
• Parting Shots

Homebrew Strips
• For Your Convenience by the Brothers Grimm
• Unnamed cartoons by Chris Avellone, Caleb Wallace, Indy Bill, Joseph Hellar, and Sean Keith Williams

80 pages, $4.99, b&w

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