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Contents of
"It Takes 200 to Tango" (#200)
About The Cover
Larry Elmore is an American fantasy artist whose work includes creating
illustrations for video games, comics, magazines and fantasy books. His
list of work includes illustrations for Dungeons & Dragons,
Dragonlance, and the comic strip series SnarfQuest. He is also the
author of the book Reflections of Myth.
The Strips
Playing It Safe
Sheila
gives Bob advice for Crutch's game
The Show Dawg
Crutch
nixes Pete's latest scheme
Rinse and Repeat
Gordo
steps up to Crutch's game with a different strategy
Walk On By
Crutch
gives his players a lesson in humiliation
The Last Stand
Bob
stands up for his pride against the Mayhems
Feather Your Own Nest (Retro Strip)
The
Knights run into trouble assuming things about monsters
The Spy-Thrifts
Dave
keeps his players on a short leash in his Hacknoia game
Bust Stop
The
run-down spies arrive at their ramshackle destination, Sandy Forks
One-Two Punches
Special Features
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Moor's Caw
A HackMaster adventure (8th-11th level) set in the environs of
Frandor's Keep. This
is the winner of the latest adventure contest.
by Steve Lawrence
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The following
section is integrated into the adventure
- Denizens of Tellene:
Xetharp & Clin Gendaw by Steve
Lawrence and Barbara Blackburn
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The Great Heroes
A special solo fantasy adventure
by Mark Dowson
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Finding the Horns of the Dilemma
Dilemmas introduce tragedies to make the victories
sweeter. They prompt the heroes to take greater chances, more
action to achieve greatness. As Gamemasters, it is our job to
give them Dilemmas.
by James Davenport
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GameMaster's Workshop
- Close Encounters of the Random
Kind: The Name Game by Mark Dowson
- Figuratively Speaking: Miniature Fun with Hardware Cloth by Julian Franklin
- El Ravager's Rules of
Engagement: Good Ground
by Jolly Blackburn
- All Things Magic: Ekkra's Charm by Barb Blackburn
- Bait and Tackle: Adventure Hooks on the Fly
Regular Columns
- Tales from the Table:
Actual tales from our readers
- Web Scryer: The Best of the
Summoned Web by
Kenneth
Newquist
Reviews
- Lost Game Safari: d20
Modern by Andy Miller
- The Indy Game Scene:
Love in the Time of Seio explored by Ashok
Desai
- Off the Shelf: Three
Sides of a Genre by Noah Chinn
- Brian's Picks: Call of
Cthulhu: The House of Rlyeh, Arena Assault, Bacchanalia
Departments
- Cries from the Attic: Editorial
of a Madman "Its Been an Amazing Journey"
- Table Talk: Our Readers
Talk Back
- Weird Pete's Bulletin Board
- Back Room at the Games Pit
- Parting Shots
Other Toons
- SnarfQuest by Larry Elmore
- Brothers Grinn
- Fuzzy Knights
- Unnamed cartoons by Indy Bill Jolly Blackburn Paul Shiner
David Reddick
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