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And-Mag-I09.Pdf FILLING IN THE GAPS FOR OLD SCHOOL GAMERS Creature Feature Tactical Magic Mini-Adventure Ecology of the Vancian Juju Zombie 37 Dragon Turtle 69 Magic 84 Bandits Spells and Summer 2014 Issue 9 Spell Casters Spontaneous Spell Casting BONUS ARTICLE a twist on Vancian Stone Spirals magic magic with a twist Greater Fae this is not Tinker Bell Three Shops good places to buy Map 1: Desert Ziggurat 1 Map by Fingolwyn the basin on Level 1 is a secret door that slides/shifts/lifts to reveal two shafts and ladders that descend to Levels 2 and 3 2 & 9 Issue Number 9 V3I1 Summer 2014 & Magazine is published four times a year by the & The Staff Publishing Group. It is available for download at Publisher: Nicole Massey http://and-mag.com/. Chief Editor/Layout: Bryan Fazekas The rights to all material published herein belongs to the author(s) or artist(s) of the said work. Each has Senior Editor: Andrew Hamilton granted the & Publishing Group the right to publish Proofing Editor: Ralph Glatt the materials in this issue and any subsequent reprints or compilations. Submissions Editor: Charles Gaines-Hager Dungeons & DragonsTM, Advanced Dungeons and Art Director: Del Teigeler DragonsTM, D&DTM and AD&DTM are owned by Wizards Copy Editor/Layout: Doug Rector of the Coast and their use here is not intended as a challenge to their ownership of that copyright. All Copy Editors: John Doyle trademarks are used here without permission. All other Handley Jackson material is copyrighted to the listed author or artist, Alex Phillips and used by permission. Dan Rasaiah Ian Slater Nothing in this publication constitutes official rules additions or changes to the AD&D game, or any other Public Relations Director Ron Redmond game. Use is at the discretion of the game master and Cartographer: Andreas Claren the players of individual games. Logo Design: Payton Gauldin Contacting the & Publishing Group Articles and art may be submitted by email to The Contributors [email protected]. Please review the & submission guidelines prior to submitting any Cover Art: Michael Raston materials, available on our web site. Interior Art: Tyler Chapman Please send letters to [email protected]. C. Wesley Clough John Fredericks Our public relations director may be reached at Caleb Horowitz [email protected]. Please note that & Magazine does Chris Letzelter not publish advertisements. However, we publish Milo articles, which may include a brief author's biography, Michael Raston including their web site and other pertinent information. Maps: Fingolwyn Please send feedback and/or report problems with our Contributing Authors: Jeff Bowes web site to our webmaster: [email protected]. Wesley Clough Mark Clover Reposting of & Materials Timothy Connolly Lenard Lakofka Reposting of & publications is strictly prohibited. Tim Moore Please report any such incidents to our webmaster. However, the & Publishing Group is pleased to mutually link with like-minded sites. Please contact our webmaster regarding mutual linking. & 9 3 The theme of this quarter's magazine is Spells and Spell Casters Contents This Issue's Features Spontaneous Spell Casting, by Bryan Fazekas............................................................................................................................. 7 Introduction to the AD&D Spell System, by Lenard Lakofka ................................................................................................. 10 The Perils of Psionic Blast, by Ian Slater..................................................................................................................................... 16 Greater Faeries, by Andrew Hamilton........................................................................................................................................ 22 An Alternative Spell Memorization System, by Tim Moore.................................................................................................... 29 Bonus Articles Interview with Ernie Gygax, by Andrew Hamilton ................................................................................................................. 32 Regular Columns Map 1: Desert Ziggurat 1, by Fingolwyn...................................................................................................................................... 2 Featured Artist ................................................................................................................................................................................. 5 & Musings, by Bryan Fazekas ........................................................................................................................................................ 6 Creature Feature I: Stat the Harpoonapus!................................................................................................................................. 34 Creature Feature II: Ecology of the Dragon Turtle, by Dan Rasaiah ...................................................................................... 37 Creature Feature III: Ecology of the Oculus Despot, by Bryan Fazekas................................................................................. 40 Creature Feature IV: Wesley's Monsters, by C. Wesley Clough.............................................................................................. 45 Friend or Foe: Greater Fae, by Andrew Hamilton .................................................................................................................... 48 The Toybox I: New Weapons VI – Rome and Other Random Weapons., by Nicole Massey ............................................ 51 The Toybox II: Stone Spirals, by Lenard Lakofka...................................................................................................................... 53 Spell Caster's Paradise I: Expanding the Globes of Invulnerability, by Bryan Fazekas....................................................... 55 Spellcaster's Paradise II: The Spells of Errgo the Immobile, by Alex Phillips ....................................................................... 58 Spellcaster's Paradise III: Cleric Spells, by Ian Slater................................................................................................................ 64 Tactical Magic: Vancian Magic and Scroll Spells, by Ian Slater............................................................................................... 69 BrewMaster: Much Ado About Homebrew, by Tim Connolly ............................................................................................... 75 Domiciles & Emporia I: Some Businesses in Gamington, by Mark Clover ........................................................................... 77 Domiciles & Emporia II: Three Shops, by Jeff Bowes ............................................................................................................... 80 One Page Dungeon: Juju Zombie Bandits, by Andrew Hamilton .......................................................................................... 84 Hex Crawls: Western Lakelands, by Andrew Hamilton.......................................................................................................... 86 The Gaming Gourmet, by Doug Rector...................................................................................................................................... 91 For Further Reading, by Ron Redmond ..................................................................................................................................... 92 & Magazine on the Net ................................................................................................................................................................. 93 Tread Softly, by Nicole Massey.................................................................................................................................................... 94 Map 2: Desert Ziggurat 2, by Fingolwyn.................................................................................................................................... 95 4 & 9 Featured Artist Interior Art Tyler Chapman This month's cover artist is Michael Raston, a guy from Cleric......................................................................................70 Australia. He likes drawing weird things in ink and playing old versions of D&D. He runs and plays games C. Wesley Clough online through G+ hangouts. You can add him on G+ at Magrite...................................................................................46 https://plus.google.com/u/0/113908760463553372333/post Otyoll .....................................................................................47 s. He has a blog at John Fredericks http://lizardmandiaries.blogspot.com.au/ and you can see Forum of the Seven.................................................................31 his other art work at his Deviant Art gallery Harpoonapus..........................................................................34 http://mraston.deviantart.com/gallery/ Mordans Hill..........................................................................40 Green Monster .......................................................................94 Caleb Horowitz Dragon Turtle ........................................................................39 Dustywind .............................................................................48 Sword .....................................................................................49 Rinishka .................................................................................50
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