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Witness the beginning of a great adventure! Shadis: the Science Fiction
and Fantasy magazine was started as a small press magazine in 1990 by Jolly
R. Blackburn - the first step in what would eventually become the Knights of
the Dinner Table magazine! Originally a photocopied publication, we've made
it available just as it originally appeared, now in a form unimagined at the
time.
Shadis provides a myriad of articles to enhance your role-playing, along with
fiction, reviews, and much more!
Fans of Knights of the Dinner Table, as well as HackMaster,
will recognize familiar writers and creators, as well as early references to the
lands of Alderac (eventually to be HackMaster's Aldrazar/Garweeze
Wurld). Set your wayback machine to 1992 and download this classic PDF for
yourself!
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Shadis #07 Table of Contents
Departments
- Cries from the Attic - Editorial of a Madman by Jolly R. Blackburn
- Letters Page
- Hook, Line and Sinker: A new system for developing adventures off the
cuff by Jolly R. Blackburn
- From the Scrolls of Greytar: the rambling sage is back with details about
Teron: Den of Thieves by Jolly R. Blackburn
- From the Backroom of the Parched Frog: Updates on the Alerac PBM
Campaignby Jolly R. Blackburn
- Bits & Pieces: News and rumors in the gaming industryby B.A.
Felton, and Jolly R. Blackburn
- Market Platz: Classifieds, announcements, conventions, etc.
- Parting Shots: cartoons and humor
Features
- The Whole Loon Catalogue: A thought-provoking look at Anti-RPG groups
by Pierre Savoie
- Dead Guild: A complete AD&DŽ-compatible adventure by John
Zinser
- Own Kind: The Lizard Man as a Player Character {AD&DŽ-compatible
rules} by Charles R. Caffrey
Fiction
- Bones of Ruin: Part VII - Call of the Raven by Jolly R. Blackburn
Special Inserts
- Map Sheet: A bonus map of the Dead Guild and the town of Teron
68 pages (8.5"x11") plus 4 pages for special insert
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