Sage Advice addresses armor class in AD&D and OSRIC, and we discuss the Poll of the Week.
Our "Playing Tips" section has been renamed Table Manners, and we talk about problem players at the table, and how to handle them.
The Creature Feature Theater looks at lycanthropy, and finally we have a new installment of Blackstone's Vault reviewing everyone's favorite module – S1 Tomb of Horrors.
Jayson played his first game of AD&D in 1983, and still plays with the books he bought from a musty secondhand gaming shop in Des Moines back then.
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Jayson played his first game of AD&D in 1983, and still plays with the books he bought from a musty secondhand gaming shop in Des Moines back then. 
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