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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 gaming 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 #148 TABLE OF CONTENTS
The Strips
- The Damage Done
- a Knights strip featuring: B.A., Sara, Bob, Dave, and Brian.
- The "Wes" Situation
- a Hard Eight Enterprises strip featuring: Pete Skipowski and Tuley.
- Herd Mentality
- a Black Hands strip featuring: Nitro, Newt, Gordo, Stevil, and Weird Pete.
- Cattle Fever
- a Black Hands strip featuring: Nitro, Newt, Gordo, Stevil, and Weird Pete.
- The Summons
- a Knights strip featuring: Shiela, Bob, and Brian.
- The Negotiator
- a Hard Eight Enterprises strip featuring: Pete Skipowski, Tuley, and Wes.
- The Sit Down
- a Knights strip featuring: Bob and Brian.
- One-Two Punches
Feature Articles
- The Bones of Chinatown {Savage Worlds official licensed product} by Dave Olson [order this PDF adventure HERE]
GameMaster's Workshop
- Deadly Trappings: Sour Notes {fantasy;
systemless} by Todd Cumming
- Casting Call: Wanama Ferl {HackMaster® 4th edition} by Barbara Blackburn
- All Things Magic: Yagamov's Amazing Flea Circus {fantasy; systemless} by Derek Kagemann
- Bait and Tackle: Generic Adventure Hooks and Encounters for the GM to run with {fantasy; systemless}
- Rustlers of the Night: Child of Set {HackMaster® 4th edition} by Stefen Styrsky (with thanks to Mark Gedak)
- The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: The Spirit Witch, Soul Witch, and Shadow Witch {fantasy NPCs; systemless} by Charlie Brooks
Regular Columns
- Web Scryer: Get Rolling with Twitter surfed by Kenneth Newquist
- Geek Fu Action Grip: Evil Always Wins Coz' Good is Underdressed observed
by Mur Lafferty
- Gaming the Movies: Band of Brothers by Jim Davenport
Reviews
- Under the Hood: Basic Role-Playing
peeked at by Noah Chinn
- Lost Game Safari: Traveller
scouted by Andy Miller
- Lookin' at Comics: Soapbox 2009 scrutinized by Tony Digerolamo
- The Quotable Gamer: Quest for Wood explained by William Morgal
- The “Indy” Game Scene: Cartoon Action Hour (season 2) explored by Ashok Desai
- Disks of Wondrous Power: When Story is Not Enough played by Rick Moscatello
- Board Squawk: Chicago Express boarded by Nick Medinger
- Off the Shelf: The Merlin Trilogy by Mary Stewart read by Paul Westermeyer
- Brian's Picks: Stonehenge, Exploring the Depths of Uranus, Fires of War
Departments
- Cries from the Attic: Editorial of a madman
- Table Talk: Our Readers Talk Back
- Behind the Curtain: Contributor Biography: Jennifer Kenzer
- Game Vine
- Back Room at the Games Pit
- Weird Pete's Bulletin Board
- Parting Shots
Other Toons
- Horror by the Brothers Grimm
- Unnamed cartoons by Joseph Hellar, Caleb Wallace, Chris Avellone, and Jolly R. Blackburn
80 pages, $4.99, b&w
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