February 2006 Issue |
Avon Walk for Breast Cancerby Marinda DarnellEvery year I see advertised different walks and benefits for charities and research organizations. This year is going to be different. This year I am going to do something to help. |
For the Love of Gamingby Marinda DarnellSome people can not imagine going a day with out playing a game. While I can and often have gone many days with out playing a game since becoming a Gamer, I still feel that pull daily to sit down and log into a game whether online, a simulation computer game, or sit down with some friends and crack open Blue Rose Role Playing Game (RPG) books or play a game of Tsuro. |
Interpreting Statistics: Appearanceby Jennifer KnightonThe question of appearance in role-playing is an interesting one. Almost every system includes "appearance" as one of the major statistics that every character includes. |
Review: Fudge 10th Anniversary Editionby Carol TownsendThis 10 year old Fudge is sweeter than ever! |
Review: Run For Your Life, Candyman!by Tonya FoustA review of Run For Your Life, Candyman! |
Review: World of Darkness: Chicagoby Nancy SchultzIn what is probably the most ambitious sign of the crossover capability of the New World of Darkness, Chicago covers the city from the point of view of all three major White Wolf lines. How successful is it? Depends on which sort of supernatural you are. |
Review: Made Menby Nancy SchultzA much delayed review of a game purchased at Gen Con Indy, 2005 with the promise of being able to play a Mafia game with levels of seriousness ranging from Johnny Dangerously to the Godfather. It delivers on that promise, but not as prettily as I might like. |