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Shadows of Cthulhu (Atomic Array 010) A number of new Cthulhu products have been released recently. RDP recently released Shadows of Cthulhu, which brings the Mythos to True20. Shadows designer and author, Russ Brown, sat down with us recently to talk about the new line. |
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Someone kidnapped Lady Anilah Salhar—the Chelish wife of Dremdhet Salhar, one of Osirion's many Grand Ambassadors to Absalom—and sold her into slavery. With Salhar holding delve permits over the heads of the Decemvirute, the Pathfinders are sent to assist the Osirian Ambassador. Venturing into Absalom's darkest corners to save Lady Anilah, the Pathfinders must face the secrets of the Slave Pits to avoid becoming slaves themselves. |
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* This episode was recorded in Seattle, so I was away from my normal equipment. Tex and I were joined by Ed Healy from Atomic Array. * Kobold Quarterly’s place among gaming magazines. * Game days versus major cons. You can find information on the Emerald City Game Fest here. |
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Return to the deserts of Osirion in this pulse-pounding sequel to J1: Entombed with the Pharaohs! The action starts in the oppressive empire of Cheliax, where the heroes discover a map to an ancient pharaonic treasure called the Pact Stone carved into the chest of a summoned devil. From there it’s a race pitting adventurers against evil archaeologists in the depths of a desert tomb dedicated to the ancient pharaohs of Osirion. Only the secret of the Pact Stone Pyramid can stop the rival archaeologists from arising as modern pharaohs of limitless power. |
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Our panel discusses virtual worlds, from Second Life to Eve Online. Explore how these platforms can build community, provide unique services, and facilitate commerce. |
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Grandmother’s Bay, Saskatchewan, Canada (WKQ News): A rash of murders in this Cree community has folks wondering just what law enforcement plans to do about the problem. While some folks think the tribal elders should turn matters over to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, many believe this tribal matter should remain under the jurisprudence of the local officials. Whichever force investigates, it will have its hands full, with seven murders so far this winter. |
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