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The super-sexy Winter 2011 issue is loaded with a high tide of Pathfinder RPG materials, plus the launch of the new Midgard campaign setting. The top-notch materials from the best KQ regulars include:
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The Gen Con special issue is the largest and most popular every year! Packed with material for both 4th Edition D&D and the Pathfinder RPG, this magazine is the Switzerland of the edition wars, able to appeal to roleplayers of all stripes. The Gen Con issue's theme is "Traps and Treasures," and it will feature masses of loot and some deadly devices to protect it, plus a sneak preview of characters from the upcoming Pathfinder novels, two new PC classes, advice from Monte Cook, and the ever-popular Ecology series.
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Created for fans by fans, this issue of the Wayfinder fanzine includes dozens of articles designed to expand the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game and the world of Golarion. Inside you will find original fiction, new races, monsters, recipes, poetry—and this is just a small portion of what awaits you!
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Created for fans by fans, this issue of the Wayfinder fanzine includes dozens of articles designed to expand the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game and the world of Golarion. Inside you will find original fiction, new races, monsters, and even recipes—and this is just a small portion of what awaits you!
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In Westcrown, darkness brings fear and death, the night haunted by the spawn of a terrible curse. Striving to free the city from its decades-old blight, the PCs must reveal a long-buried secret and a treasure locked away for ages. Their journey will set them against the scum of Westcrown’s underworld, denizens of the haunted night, and the very forces of Hell itself, all in an attempt to rekindle the memories of long-dead spirits with stories still to tell. Yet what those souls reveal might prove even deadlier than the city’s midnight curse.
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Sun, Oct 25 2009 - 13:49 | Wolfgang Baur, Tim Hitchcock, Tim and Eileen Connors, Stefan Happ, Scott Gable, Richard Clark, Phil Larwood, Michael Kortes, John E. Ling Jr., and Adam Daigle
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This one goes right to the edge, and then one more! Yes, we've shipped the highest-numbered Kobold magazine yet, and this one includes both classics and some wildly inventive new RPG meat, including:
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The big 1-0! Double digits! Yes, Kobold Quarterly hits the big Roman numeral X with a splash with our Summer issue, which features 88 pages of glorious entertainment includings:
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Created by the fans for the fans, the first issue of the Wayfinder fanzine includes more than thirty articles designed to expand upon the world of Golarion. Inside you will find original fiction, new prestige classes, sorcerer bloodlines, magic items, and traits—and this is just a small portion of what awaits you.
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Here's the latest issue of Kobold Quarterly, containing much great material for D&D, as well as an interview that is unfortunately all-too-timely: the last interview with Dave Arneson.
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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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