In issue 10, we dive into the mailbag and the phonebag to answer some questions about laptops at the table, magic spells underwater, and whether Jayson sounds like Sheldon from some television show he’s never seen before.
Topics this week:
Miniatures in 1st Edition AD&D
Creature Feature Theater – The Doppleganger
Playing Tips – Establishing a stronghold
Dragon’s Hoard – Amulet of Inescapable Detection
Thane’s Tale
The Library – Order of the Stick
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The websites of the companies mentioned:
www.centerstagerpgs.com/
www.darkswordminiatures.com/
www.otherworld.me.uk/
I loved Ral Partha and still have many of their miniatures. They seem to still be going strong, I used miniatures for basic position but not for movement. When I first started the DM cut his own miniatures out of construction paper.
I ran a Dungeon magazine adventure where the only villain was a doppleganger but it was more of a horror thing than an ecology thing. I still have the magazine but it might take me a while to find it. (It might have been 2nd ed.)
Denzel movie = Fallen