Fight On! Issue #2 Summer 2008
Paperback, 88 pages
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The premier fanzine for the old-school renaissance rolls on, jam-packed with 88 pages of fantastic content. Features an interview with Dave Arneson, co-creator of the original Dungeons & Dragons game, as well as articles from Steve Marsh, Vincent Baker, Patrick Farley, Geoffrey O. Dale, Gabor Lux, Kesher, Calithena, Jeff Rients, James Maliszewski, Victor Raymond, Andrew Reyes, Kevin Mayle, and many, many more! This issue features four full adventures - including a long one for the original Empire of the Petal Throne game - new fantasy worlds, monsters, magic, rules, character options, NPCs, maps, tables, and many other things you crave to bring your fantasy adventures to life on the tabletop. Come unlock your imagination, and keep Fighting On!
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"Even Better than the Issue #1!"
I can't say enough about how outstanding this product is. It's packed with great ideas, advice, and adventures for your campaign. Exploring Gabor Lux's contribution, "The Tower of Birds," feels like you're adventuring in a Robert E. Howard story. Vincent Baker's "The Monster Machine" article is loaded with creative ideas for coming up with novel monsters and encounters. There's even the entire first level of a megadungeon included in "The Darkness Beneath." I can't wait to get the second level of that one in the next issue. James Raggi's "Random Inn Generator" turns an uneventful stay into an adventure all to itself. James Maliszewski and Victor Raymond... More >
I can't say enough about how outstanding this product is. It's packed with great ideas, advice, and adventures for your campaign. Exploring Gabor Lux's contribution, "The Tower of Birds," feels like you're adventuring in a Robert E. Howard story. Vincent Baker's "The Monster Machine" article is loaded with creative ideas for coming up with novel monsters and encounters. There's even the entire first level of a megadungeon included in "The Darkness Beneath." I can't wait to get the second level of that one in the next issue. James Raggi's "Random Inn Generator" turns an uneventful stay into an adventure all to itself. James Maliszewski and Victor Raymond... More >
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