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    Compiled by: [email protected] Updated: 7/16/03 Catalog Of RPGs 9th Level Games Kobolds Ate My Baby! Ninja Burger: The RPG! ACE Books ACE Fantasy ElfQuest Adept Press Sorcerer Adventure Publications Fantasy Comics Adventure Simulations Super Squadron Adventures Unlimited Adventures in Fantasy AEG 7th Sea Art Books Brave New World Farscape Legend of the Five Rings Legend of the Five Rings CCG Shadis Magazine Warlord Agents of Gaming GROPOS Amateur Press Association Wild Hunt, The Anoch Game Systems Mystick Premium Card Game Apex Publications Shattered Dreams Apophis Consortium Obsidian Arc Dream Publishing Godlike Archangel Entertainment Extreme Vengeance Groo: The Game RPG's, Art Books, Miscellaneous Steve Stone's Zero RPG Arduin Grimoire Arduin Grimoire Armory, The Fantasy Supplements Associates International Game News Atlas Games Ars Magica Cyberpunk (Atlas Games) Feng Shui Furry Pirates On the Edge Over the Edge Pandemonium Rune Underground Unknown Armies Atomic Hyrax Games Purgatory RPG Avalon Hill Heroes Magazine Lords of Creation Runequest Tales from the Floating Vagabond Aztech Power, The Backstage Press Theatrix Bad Dog Publications Fluffy Quest Balboa Game Co. Role Playing Supplements Ballantine Books Dragonlover's Guide to Pern, The Fantasy Novels Lord of the Rings, The, Filmbook Robotech Novels Shannara Novels Star Wars Novels Xanth Novels Bantam Books Fantasy Novels Game of Thrones Novels Star Wars Novels Bard Games Fantasy Supplements Talislanta Baron Publishing Company Gryphon Basement Games Unlimited, LLC Forge Out of Chaos RPG Bayonet Games Pellinen Islands, The BBRack Productions Promised Sands Berkeley Books Elric Novels Novels Biohazard Games Blue Planet Bioware Corp. Baldur's Gate Black Dragon Press, The Darkurthe Legends Dragon Storm Black Gate Publishing Legacy RPG Black Knight Games Fantasy Legend Board Enterprises LegendQuest Board-Craft Simulations Inc.
  • RPG REVIEW Issue #2, December 2008

    RPG REVIEW Issue #2, December 2008

    RPG REVIEW Issue #2, December 2008 Pathfinder Beta ... Fantasy Australia ... James Flowers Interview ... Rolemaster- MERP and LoTR ... A Walk in The Shire (WH FRPG) ... White Hand Rising ... Rolemaster PBeMs ... Grey Ranks ... Dragon Warriors Review, Disease and PBeM... Hellboy II Review ... Mapping System... Virtual Combat System ... Sacred Time Carol ... Lord Orcus Listens! ... Industry News 1 RPG REVIEW ISSUE TWO December 2008 Table of Contents Administrivia, Editorial and Letters many contributors p2-5 Hot Gossip: Industry News by Wu Mingshi p6 Pathfinder Beta Review by Lev Lafayette p7-9 Ralis: Fantasy Australia for Pathfinder by Torquil Gault et al p10-11 Interview with James Flowers; Redbrick Games by James Flowers p12-15 The Spirit of Middle Earth by Michael Cole p16-23 Rolemaster, MERP and LoTR Retrospective by Lev Lafayette p24-29 Warhammer FRP In The Shire by James Haughten p30-36 White Hand Rising: An Alternative Beginning to the Fourth Age by Lev Lafayette p37-39 Rolemaster PBeMs by Luther Martin p40-41 Grey Ranks Review by Lev Lafayette p42-44 Dragon Warriors: A New Era? by Lev Lafayette p45 Disease in Dragon Warriors by Wayne Imlach p46-48 Dragon Warriors Clyster by He Blackarm p49-50 Movie Review: Hellboy II - The Golden Horde by Andrew Moshos p51-52 Basic Dungeon Generator by Peter Cobcroft p53 Visual d20 Combat System by Torquil Gault p53-55 Lord Orcus Listens! A Gaming Advice Column by Steve Saunders p56-62 Gloranthan Sacred Time Songs by Stewart Stansfield p63 Next Issue of RPG Review many contributors p64 ADMINISTRIVIA RPG Review is a quarterly online magazine which is available in print version every four issues.
  • TALISLANTA D20 Web Enhancement Vol. II

    TALISLANTA D20 Web Enhancement Vol. II

    TALISLANTA D20 Web Enhancement vol. II MARUKANS Once a robust and hearty folk, the Marukans now exhibit a wan and unhealthy appearance. Most have pale sallow complexions, sunken eyes, and limp brown hair. Morose and gloomy by nature, they dress in unfl attering garments made of sackcloth and walk about with their eyes downcast. The Marukan are descended from the ancient Numenians, a people whose lands were destroyed by The Great Disaster. The survivors sold salvage from the ruins, eventually earning enough to acquire a tract of land from the Hadjin, upon which they erected the city of Maruk. For a time the Marukans prospered, selling food crops to Carantheum, Danuvia, and Hadj. But a series of misfortunes beset them. Their crops failed, their animals died, and their people became dispirited. The Marukans continue to labor under this curse to the present time. Marukans once lived in artful structures of brick and masonry, with domed copper roofs. Now, most of their buildings are in disrepair, the copper plating stripped from the roofs and sold for salvage. Formerly Marukans are perhaps the most downtrodden and known for its stable family units, Marukan society ill-aspected of all the Talislantan races. Considered has fallen apart. Many families have been forced to harbingers of doom in many lands, Marukans are shunned split up as individuals leave the citystate to fi nd work as if they carried the plague. Fear of curses and bad luck elsewhere. Those who remain in the citystate now dominates what is left of Marukan culture. Consequently, work as dung merchants, menial laborers, subsistence the people have taken to wearing “Luck Talismans” of farmers, salvagers and talismancers.