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Spielxpress ONLINE WWW.SPIELXPRESS.COM AUSGABE JULI2005 EINZELBEZUGSPREIS EUR 2,90 SS RE P PIEL SPIEL PRESS S D AS UNABHÄNGIGE SPIELEMAGAZIN Phantasie 30 JAHRE D&D 06 STAR WARS SPECIAL 13 Miniaturen FREEBOOTER MINIATURES 20 TABLETOP-MECHANIKEN 23 Multimedia WORLD OF WARCRAFT 30 SPLATTER UND ZOMBIES 34 WWW.SPIELXPRESS.COM * Sammelkarten MAGIC - HAUSREGELN 38 WIN X-CLUB 41 PEN&PAPER VS. MMORPG Gesellschaftsspiele Das klassische Rollenspiel hat schon eine lange Geschichte hinter sich. Abwechslungsreich und spannend, mit phantastischen oder EROTIK IN SPIELEN 46 technischen Hintergründen, gruselig bis witzig - in jedem Fall eine Anregung und Bereicherung für das menschliche Gehirn. Waren es SPIEL DES JAHRES 50 in den letzten Jahrzehnten hauptsächlich die Rollenspiele mit Papier, Bleistift und Würfeln, so spielen heute immer mehr Menschen unter Zuhilfenahme des Computers - entweder alleine oder im Internet. Dass diese beiden Spielvarianten nicht unbedingt eine Konkurrenz, Live Events sondern vielmehr eine sinnvolle Ergänzung sein können, zeigt sich in der gegenwärtigen Entwicklung. Wir haben als aktuelle Stellvertreter PRIMA NOCTE 58 den 30sten Geburtstag von D&D und den Boom rund um World of Warcraft herausgegriffen. ab Seite 06 MESSEBERICHTE 60 DER REISEFÜHRER DURCH DIEFÜR DIEWELT GANZE DER FAMILIE SPIELE! TESTBERICHTE BUCHBESPRECHUNGEN HOMESTORIES ÜBERBLICKE HINTERGRÜNDE NEUIGKEITEN TIPPS&TRICKS GESCHICHTEN ZUSAMMENHÄNGE FREAKS WIE DU&ICH Redaktionell VORWORT LANGLEBIGE TRENDS EIN SPIELEMAGAZIN FÜR DEN DEUTSCHSPRACHIGEN RAUM. Ein Reiseführer durch das Universum der Spiele. Ein unverzichtbares Druckwerk, welches jedem – dem Lesen mächtigen - Spieler in den nächsten Monaten sehr ans Herz wachsen wird. Die Unterhaltungsindustrie überhäuft uns unentwegt mit neuen Produkten. Sie sind gespickt mit neuen Begriffen und Trends. Wer blickt da noch durch? Wir. Das ist schließlich unser Job. TRENDS SIND NICHT IMMER KURZLEBIG. Entgegen der landläufigen Meinung muss ein Spieletrend nicht schnell, teuer und kurzlebig sein. Ein Trend muss animieren, Spaß bereiten und erschwinglich sein. Nehmen wir zum Beispiel die Star Wars-Saga. George Lucas schuf ein Universum, welches nicht nur durch seine Filme, sondern auch durch jede Menge Spiele und zusätzliche Informationen herausragt. Oder die Spielewelten von Dungeons & Dra- gons. Die haben nun schon Generationen von Rollenspielern zu spannenden und abenteu- erlichen Abenden verholfen. WIR SIND VERSPIELT .. und das ist auch gut so, denn dadurch ist garantiert, dass uns die Produkte interessieren. Nur Journalisten aus Leidenschaft, mit dem Hang zum Freaktum, sind in der Lage, die neuesten Entwicklun- gen zu erkennen, zu ordnen und in diesem Magazin zu binden. Daher ist es gut, dass wir uns hier und jetzt treffen, denn Sie er- wartet ein schönes Lesevergnügen. Und wir sind stolz darauf. Viel Spaß! SS Euer „SpielxPress“-Team RE P PIEL S © Foto PIo; Helm: Hasbro; Darsteller: SCe | © Titelbild: World of WarCraft (Vivendi) AUSGABE JULI 2005 001 INHALTSVERZEICHNIS Redaktionell INHALTSVERZEICHNIS Redaktionell Miniaturen Gesellschaftsspiele DAS EDITORIAL VORWORT ................................................................. 001 KLEIN ABER OHO! KOLUMNE ............................... 019 KLAR UND VERSTÄNDLICH KOLUMNE ............... 045 EDITORIAL ................................................................ 003 MINIATUREN ONLINE ............................................. 019 GESELLSCHAFTSSPIELE ONLINE ......................... 045 EIN MAGAZIN FÜR LESER COMICS ...................................................................... 004 FREEBOOTER MINIATURES INTERVIEW ............ 020 SCHATTEN ÜBER CAMELOT TEST......................... 051 KURZGESCHICHTE ................................................. 044 TABLETOP-SPIELMECHANIKEN BERICHT ......... 024 FRAUEN & MÄNNER TEST ..................................... 052 Die Angst des Tormanns vor dem Elf- IMPRESSUM ............................................................ 064 URBAN WAR TEST .................................................... 025 NEW AMICI TEST ...................................................... 053 meter ist nichts. Rein gar nichts gegen INSERENTEN ........................................................... 064 BATTLE OF FIVE ARMIES TEST ............................. 026 PRESTEL-VERLAG BERICHT ................................... 053 die Angst des Redakteurs, ob sein VORSCHAU ............................................................... 064 MINIATURENMALMEISTER INTERVIEW ............ 023 HIMALAYA TEST ....................................................... 054 Artikel bei den Lesern gut ankommt. 38 Und im Gegensatz zum Kampf um das Der Zyklus ist abgeschlossen und EROTIK SPECIAL runde Leder passiert das Angsterleb- die Fans sind zufrieden. Doch der nis des Journalisten bei jeder Ausga- 13 Trend hält an .. Phantasie Multimedia LOVE SOAP TEST ....................................................... 046 13 Jahre und noch kein Ende in Sicht. be. Doch die Leser honorieren auch die EROTIK & MINIATUREN BERICHT ........................ 047 Magic: The Gathering begeistert nach Sorge um ihren Lesestoff mit direkter DIE MACHT DER GEDANKEN KOLUMNE ........... 005 MMORPG-TRENDS KOLUMNE .............................. 027 EROTIC EMPIRE TEST ............................................. 047 wie vor Jung und Alt. Auf in semi-as- Anteilnahme .. PHANTASIE ONLINE ............................................... 005 MULTIMEDIA ONLINE ............................................. 027 KAMA SUTRA TEST .................................................. 047 trale Welten .. Während einer Messe kommt man in LINEAGE II BABES BILD DER AUSGABE .............. 007 SPLATTER & ZOMBIES BERICHT .......................... 034 DIE KLEINE GRUFTSCHLAMPE TEST ................. 048 Kontakt mit seiner Leserschaft. 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Ein Teil liest es rein ÜBERBLICK ................................................................. 018 Der Preis ist vergeben, die zufällig und kann sich fast nicht an die UND DER GEWINNER IST ..................................... 050 Schlacht ist geschlagen. letzte Ausgabe erinnern – mit einigen WOW SPECIAL HIMALAYA ................................................................. 050 Fünf Minuten vor Druck- Ausnahmen („Aber den Artikel auf DUNGEONS & DRAGONS SPECIAL JAMBO ........................................................................ 050 schluss haben wir das Er- Seite 17 fand ist recht amüsant!“). Ein Werner erzählt uns in einem exklu- WORLD OF WARCRAFT TEST ................................ 030 NIAGARA ................................................................... 050 gebnis dokumentiert, um Teil liest keine Spielezeitungen, spielt siven Interview, was seine Freeboo- DIE GESCHICHTE VON D&D ............................... 006 NATIONALE UNTERSCHIEDE BERICHT ............... 033 VERFLIXXT ................................................................ 050 unsere Leser optimal zu keine Spiele, ist nicht so verspielt, ter-Miniaturen so toll macht .. D&D KAMPAGNENSETTINGS ............................ 010 IN 80 TAGEN UM DIE WELT .................................. 051 informieren .. aber trifft sich regelmäßig zum Skat („Ach, darüber berichten sie auch? Was kostet das Abo?“). Und ein Teil ist kri- STAR WARS SPECIAL Sammelkarten tisch („Der Artikel über XYZ war nicht LiveEvents so gut. Das soll jetzt keine persönliche EXPANDED UNIVERSE ......................................... 013 DIE MISCHUNG MACHT‘S! KOLUMNE ................. 037 Kritik sein ..“). DARTH VADER HELM ........................................... 013 SAMMELKARTEN ONLINE ...................................... 037 DORT WO WAS LOS IST... KOLUMNE ................... 055 Ein Magazin ist für Leser. Daher: Lob, STAR WARS-RISIKO ............................................. 014 PRO TRADINGCARDS KOLUMNE .......................... 038 LIVEEVENTS TERMINE ............................................. 055 Kritik, Verbesserungswünsche – ein- STAR WARS-MINIATURES .................................. 014 MAGIC-MODIFIKATIONEN BERICHT ................... 038 CATCON XX BERICHT ................................................. 056 fach in eine eMail und abschicken. 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