February 2001 – Page 2

I am deeply, deeply afraid.

I am deeply, deeply afraid.

Tired of the way all computer games and video games are the same? So is Ernest Adams, a game developer

Here’s the best result on Living Room Games’ Random Grimness Table, intended to keep role-playing sessions from getting too lighthearted:

Relics & Rituals,the new D&D3/D20 book from Sword & Sorcery Studios, lists a ton of magic items and spells. However,

Is that like jumbo shrimp? Nevermind. The Mage Knight miniatures game will bring dragons into play this coming June. The

After Wizards of the Coast announced their , it should come as no surprise that Decipher is now buying the

In an agressive move, Games Unplugged is going monthly starting this month. Here’s a look ahead at what this year’s

Chaosium announced plans for the first supporting product for Dragon Lords of Melnibone, their D20 setting. Slaves of Fate places

I’m thinking “Action Man: The Collectible Dice Game.” Yeah, it’s an old joke, but more “synergy” products are definitely in

Your favorite toy giant and mine, Hasbro, has announced additional layoffs of 100 more employees. This is in addition to

The official announcement of Decipher’s plans for the Lord of the Rings CCG went up on their site today. Decipher

In the mid ’90s, Omni Gaming Products made a valiant effort to purchase the Torg licence from West End Games.

The Society for Creative Anachronism (sca.org) is a medieval reenactment society that puts on events that range from feasts to

Expanding Atlas’ Penumbra D20 adventure series, The Tide of Years is a new, 48 page quest involving deep sea diving

Mythrole Games, publishers of digitally-distributed analog card games such as Night of the Ill-Tempered Squirrel, will be publishing a full