September 2005 Issue |
Ch-Ch-Changes: A comparative review of Mage: the Awakeningby Nancy SchultzWith the release of Mage: the Awakening, White Wolf has finished the core three game lines for the New World of Darkness. And it’s the one furthest removed from it’s previous incarnation, for a bit more good than bad. |
Gen Con 2005 Reportby Lori Ann CurleyWhile waiting for the end of her husband's game, Lori gives her reflections on Gen Con 2005 |
The Naming of Charactersby Frances MoritzWhen you select a name – for a child, a pet, or a character – you have some reason in your mind for that choice. For a child or pet, you may build expectations with the name you select. But when you name a character, the effects of the name are your choice. |
The Parting Gameby Nancy SchultzWith 2005 being Nancy's last Gen Con for a while, she bids farewell (to Gen Con, not gaming) with this adaptation of an Irish drinking song. |
Review: Harry's Grand Slam Baseball Gameby Frances MoritzA rewiew of Harry's Grand Slam Baseball Game from Out of the Box Publishing. |
Through a character's eyesby Jennifer KnightonAn on-going set of short stories, written by the Lady Gamers, from the point of view of their characters.An unintentional priestess to a most unusual goddess, this piece is taken from the character background of a D&D character I played a few years back. She was very... lucky in an unlucky sort of way. |
To Volunteer or Not?by Marinda DarnellNever volunteered for a convention or a game company before? Here are some reasons to consider trying it. |