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Game Geek, Issue 21, Sept 2011

An Avalon Games Product, All righ

reserved, Version 1.0, 2011

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Some Game design, artwork and lay

by Robert Hemminger

Cover by Joe Calkins

Some art by Sade, LPJ and Art Fant

Contents

Musing of the Avalon Stogie ...................................................................................................

Behind the Game,

Nova Blast part 2 ……...................................................................................................

Coral Throne

Chapter XII ...................................................................................................................

Junkyard Wars,

Strip #21 ……….............................................................................................................

Raging Swan Gaming …………………………………………………………………….………..

Avalon Pathfinder ................................................................................................................

Dept 13 Comic, Issue #6 ……………………………..……………………………………..…..

Multi-Verse …………,,,…….…………....................................................................................

Artist Spotlight ……………………………………………………………………………………..

Battle Axe …….……….….......................................................................................................Geek Profile ………………………………………………………………………………………….

Reviews ..................................................................................................................................

Cool Stuff ...............................................................................................................................

Whats New ............................................................................................................................

Arcana ………………………………………………………………………………………………

Free Stuff ………………………………………………………………………………..……….….

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aking a living versa having fun.

any of you have heard this before, but it’s near impossible to make a living as an e-publisher. Avalon does very we

this biz; we are one of the tops ten e-publishers out there. Still we don’t make nearly enough for me to quit my job

nd do this full time. I don’t know too many folks out there that can say they are making a good living by doing this

unning a small e-publishing house is a lot of work, many hours and some aggravation. Still I do it for one reason.

n. If I never make a dime on this venture I would still be putting out game. Hell for years I did just that, creating

oard games that just me and my friends played. For many more years I designed play by email games, which had a

rge following. Now I sell my games, but I would still be doing it even if I did not make some sort of profit on them

the end it’s just about making fun games and having fun doing it.

o play a good game and have some fun with your friends.


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Nova Blast Preview

Part 2


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Coral Throne

Chapter XII

adora saw Tommus walking toward her as she tourede garden. She had needed time to think over what

lvia had told her in the little chapel to the future. Here

the strong sunlight of the open gardens Isadora felt

ee of some of the worries that had come upon her in

at closed space. The palace gardens were quite

tensive, trailing off to the north of the palace and the

ounds about that end of the great wall. Here near the

a wall stood the stables and the little path that lead to

e stairs and iron gate that she had used to leave Silvia’s

cove and water filled basin. From there she had walked

e flag stone covered path out from behind the stabled past the small smithy located in the north east corner

the palace, along the sea wall. From there the gardens

pened up, Isadora walked there now, through the tree

ned paths and among the flowerbeds.

sadora.“ Tommus called, waving a hand to get her

tention. He walked past a small group of courtly maids

they stood gossiping near by, no doubt about Isadora

d her exploits. Isadora stopped and waited for the

oung man to catch up.

Maxis needs some information from the library, and has

ked me to go fetch it for him,” Tommus told her. He

as a bit out of breath as he stood next to Isadora.

That's me,” Tommus laughed, “trained conjurer, skilled

arrior and prince, but now little more then the fetch boy

the pretend lord of the realm.” Isadora had to smile

ith him at the joke. He had such a sunny manner, so

fferent then most of his other siblings. Only Paula

emed to share his moods of laugher.

“So as you had shown some interest in seeing the

library,” he continued on. “I thought to invite you

along.” Isadora smiled; she would love to get out of the

palace she thought. Looking over at the gathering of

gossiping woman near by, all of whom made it a point to

avoid Isadora’s eyes, but still continued to speak in low

whispers about her. “I would love to go with you,” she

said.

Tommus smiled. “Good, I will fetch us a carriage then.

Meet me in front of the palace in an hour.” As he turned

to go Isadora reached out to stop him. “Have you seen

Sammual around?”

“Aye, I just left him with Maxis. They are in the council

room.”

“Thank you,” Isadora called as Tommus rushed off. “I

will meet you at the front of the palace in a hour’s time.”

She then, rushed off to find Sammual.

**********

Isadora caught her husband as he was exiting the council

room. He was dressed in his naval uniform, Kimn close

behind on his heels. Both men stopped as she walked up

to them. Isadora gave Kimn a hard look and then turned

to Sammual, he handsome in his blue and black uniform

she thought.

“Can I talk to you? Alone please,” she said, looking at

Kimn. The little giant bowed and left, smiling at Isadora

as he did so.


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We need to talk,” she said turning back to Sammual

ain. He looked down at his feet and shuffled about a

t nervous and then nodding in agreement. “Yes

night. I…,” he tried to continue on, “I am sorry about

ow I have behaved.”

he smiled at his efforts to be nice. “I am sorry too,” she

id, reaching up to kiss him, happy that they had put therd time behind them.

am going to the library with Tommus, so I do not

now when I will be back, but tonight we will talk it all

ut. I love you,” she told him as she kissed him again.

ammual smiled down at her and patted her rear. “Have

n then,” he offered. As he walked away Isadora pouted

bit. He had not said it, told her he loved her. She

etted about this as she watched him turn the corner of

e hallway, meeting up with Kimn as they both

ntinued on their way.

*********

adora stood without a word as she looked up into the

eat open space that was the main library of Avieragon.

ven in her home up north, she had heard of the great

brary of Avieragon and had dreamed of seeing it

meday. All about walked sages and scholars, countless

umbers of them it seemed. The great hall was open to

y that wished to enter, while aids and scribes moved

out helping and offering their services.

Quite the place is it not,” Tommus said. “I actually like

ming here,” he said as he guided her along. They

ssed one sage after another as they walked into the

eat chamber. Many of the sages had with them

tendants who trailed behind, each carrying arms full of

ooks and scrolls. Isadora stopped to look up into the

ulted ceiling over their heads, for above great beams of

one held up the dome of gold. Along the walls ran case

ter case of books, scrolls, tablets and texts. In the

iddle of the massive chamber lay more shelves ofooks. She had never seen so many books, so much

fort placed into storing the lore they held. It was truly

ne of the wonders of the world.

Now I will leave you to have a look around,” Tommus

id. “I am off to find the information Maxis sent me

ter. If you need help finding anything, grab one of the

tendants and ask.” Tommus then waved good-bye and

shed off.

Isadora just stood there for a moment, taking it all in.

Soon enough and elder gentleman approached her, he

bowing deeply and respectfully. “My ladyship, I hope

am not imposing,” he said, bowing again. “I noticed

you were alone, the prince having left your side. If yo

need a guide, I would be more then happy to assist yo

“Thank you, that would be so nice. I am Isadora,” she

said smiling and holding out her hand in a greeting.

“I know who you are milady,” he offered, puffing him

up, proud of his skills at identifying the royalty of the

realm.

“Then you have me at a disadvantage, for I do not kno

your name.”

“I am Barnibus your highness, the chief librarian,” he

offered with another bow, Isadora laughing at his stiff

and uncomfortable pose. “Good sir, you are too polite

If you continue to bow to me all the time, I will only b

able to recognize you by the top of your bald head.”

Barnibus smiles at that and rubbed the top of his hairle

head. “Thank you my lady, I fear my back would not

take another,” he complained with a smile, arching his

lower back to relieve some of the strain. “Now, how m

I help you? Do you seek a specific book, or are you

more interested in some more general topic?”

“I don’t know,” she pondered, at a lose as to where to

star, “this is the first time I have been here. It’s so hug

never dreamed that this many books even existed in th

world.” Turning about Isadora tried to gather another

look at the library. Barnibus smiled. “Then good lady

you have much more to be amazed at. This is the

greatest collection of lore in the world. Centuries hav

been spent in the gathering of the wonders about you.

Texts as old as the Monoliths of Guidord lie within ou

vaults,” he said with pride. “Which I believe predates

even Avieragon’s own glorious history.” It was clear

the man lived for the books and lore that were stored

here. Isadora could understand as she too had a passio

to read, to learn of places far away and events out of th

deep past. She had so little access to books over the

years though, no more then a few hundred resided wit

her father’s entire realm. She had read almost all of

those. The harsh winters offering plenty of time to re

and learn, the trading of books quite common among t

lords and ladies of her homelands.

“Now then,“ he said taking her arm in his own. “Shal

we start with a tour, or do you wish to have me lead y

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he thought on the matter a moment. “What about the

istory of our fair realm?” She asked, wishing to learn

more about the people of Aviergon and their past.

arnibus smiled a broad grin. “A historian at heart, I like

ou more and more with each passing moment your

ighness.”

Then you will like me even more after you stop calling

me ‘Your Highness’ and start calling me Isadora.”

arnibus nodding his head, a smile once more coming

ver him, he taking her offer with a bit for pride. The

oyalty of the realm were not so familiar with their

ubjects as Isadora was and she had found her friendly

manners went a long way to winning over the common

olk. The two continued down a few isles of book-

helves, some so tall it took a ladder to reach the top of

he stack. Finally they entered a side chamber where

more books were held. Here there were fewer scholars,

nly a hand full sat about at several tables used for

eading. All made it a point not to stare at her when the

wo entered, but Barnibus puffed up all the more, his

lace assured for months in the gossip of the library and

s caretakers.

Now here we have most of the texts concerning

Avieragon and its long history,” Barnibus offered. “Are

ou looking for something in general or a more specific

eriod? I could suggest the treatise that Yorbo Mon did

n the fifth age on the brothers war, or possibly my own

ork on the royalty of past days and their many

xploits.”

Both please,” Isadora said, sitting down at a long table,

already covered in books. Barnibus hurried off to fetch

he works, returning soon enough with more then the two

e had offered. “I don’t think I can read all those today,”

adora said with a smile.

No need,” Barnibus offered. “You may take them with

ou, after all they all belong to the queen.”

You mean all of these book, the whole library is part of

he royal holdings?” Isadora asked, a bit surprised. “I

hought the library was a part of the city, belonging to the

ealm’s people.”

No, all of it is the property of the queen,” Barnibus said.

Of course she allows us common folk to use the library

t her pleasure. Still it does all belong to her, each and

very book, scroll and tablet.”

“Then I will take care of them and see that they are

returned after I have finished with each,” she said,

looking through a few of the books. All were large text

some with hand drawn pictures. Each was written by

hand, a lifetime of work, toil and love. In some ways sh

thought, they were a bit of immortality for the author, a

way to carry their name on into the future. Looking bac

up to Barnibus she asked another question. “What of thpalace, do you have anything on it, floor plans or the

like?” The place was such a maze she thought. A simp

map would go a long way to her finding her way around

it.

“Aye,” he offered. “We have the original blueprints, as

well as many other works on the great palace of

Avieragon. Would you care to see them?”

“Yes, that would be nice. Can I leave these here.”

Isadora asked, pointing to the small mound of books hehad brought her already. “Aye, I will have a minor

liberian wrap them and have them sent to the palace

today.”

Taking her arm once more the two walked out of the

chamber and down several halls, finally coming to a

smaller chamber, this one locked.

“We keep the more valuable and older works here,” he

said. Bringing forth a large key he opened the door.

Isadora noted a musty smell to the room, like mold anddust mixed and left to sit for years on end. She looked

upon the stacks of old texts, some little more then folios

of loose papers placed together. “Here we go,” Barnibu

told her, leading her over to a small stack of books. Eac

was duct covered and old; some of the leather on the

bindings cracked and dry as old leaves. Pulling a large

folio from the shelf Barnibus took it over to a table and

opened it. Within lay hand drawn details of the palace,

as it had been when first built ages ago. She looked at

the papers before her, running her hand over the aged

papers before her. A sense of the palace’s history and acame over her as she looked down upon how the great

structure had looked when first built, those many years

ago.

“Odd that you would look at the same folio as the

prince,” Barnibus mused as he stood near the table were

Isadora sat. “I do not believe another two people have

seen these blueprints more then a hand full of times

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Someone else looked at these recently?” She asked looked up from the folio.

Aye, just last month prince Lessiter was here. He spent several hours looking through this and other works. I

ssisted him myself,” said Barnibus as he looked over other works in the shelves beside the table. Isadora turned bac

o the papers loosely stacked in the leather folder. What could Lessiter have been looking for here among these

rawings? She flipped through the papers, one at a time, looking at each in turn, spending long moments search each

or some clue. They all were done by hand, each drawn out with precise details, showing the placement of walls,

indows and stairwells. Wait she thought to herself as she came to one of the final pages, here on this map of the

asements. One area was circled in black ink, which itself was much darker then the other ink lines on the paper.

learly it had been drawn recently, well after the drawing themselves had been done. Turning to Barnibus Isadora

miled. “That will be all for now I think.” Standing she folded the papers back into the leather cover and handed itack to Barnibus. As she did so she asked one more question. “Do you have any other works by the man that drew

hese blueprints?”

Aye, we have his original diary,” Barnibus said. He then placed the folio back into the bookshelf and reached up to

ull down another text. This was a small leather bound book; thick and wrapped in an old bit of silk ripen. Barnibu

anded it to her. Looking inside Isadora saw that the script was by the same hand that drew the pictures she had just

een. Within were many more small drawings, calculations and notes on his work. “Can I take this with me?” She

sked.

arnibus thought on a bit and then nodded his head. “We are not suppose to loan out these works, but of course bein

ne of the royalty and all, I cannot see why we could not make an exception in your case.”

adora thanked him and left the room, carrying the small book at her side. She meant to study this diary fully and s

she could not figure out what Lessiter was up to. Thanking the librarian, she took her leave then, returning to the

main chamber to find Tommus waiting for her, ready to return to the palace.


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Wait, Shhhhh…., I hear something.

What?

Bot treads.

We best find

somewhere to hide.

Now be quiet.

Kill Kill Kill…


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The Undead

By Creighton Broadhurst, Publisher at Raging Swan Press

The shambling undead can be encountered almost anywhere; underground they lurk in ancient

crypts and corrupted fanes while above ground they could be the spawn of some fell

necromancer who has unleashed them upon the surrounding countryside or the slain warriors

of an ancient battle returned to wreck their revenge on the living.

This short article provides the time-crunched GM with the tools to create many interesting

encounters with these undead without spending hours creating stat blocks for creatures that

will likely not survive very long. When designing an encounter featuring undead decide theEL and then simply select or randomly determine which group of monsters the PCs face.

The encounter groups below feature undead of predominantly human origin.

EL 1 ENCOUNTERS (XP 400)

Human Fast Zombie (2)

Human Skeleton (4)


Human Fast Zombie (1), Human Skeleton (3)


Human Fast Zombie (4)

Heavy Horse Skeleton (1), Human Fast Zombie (1)

EL 4 ENCOUNTERS (XP 1,200)

Human Skeleton (3), Heavy Horse Skeleton (2)


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HUMAN FAST ZOMBIE

CR 1/2 (XP 200)

The putrid stench of death emanates from this

shambling corpse. The creature's pale flesh is

rotting from its body and it regards you with

dull, hate-filled eyes.

NE Medium undeadInit +2 Senses darkvision 60 ft.; Perception

+0, Sense Motive +0

Speed 40 ft.

ACP 0; Acrobatics +2 (+6 jumping)

AC 14, touch 12, flat-footed 12; (+2 Dex, +2

natural)

Immune undead immunities

Fort +0, Ref +2, Will +3

hp 12 (2 HD)

Space 5 ft.

Base Atk +1; CMB +4 CMD 16Melee slam +4 (1d6+4)

Atk Options quick strike

Quick Strike (Ex) Whenever a fast zombie

makes a full-attack, it can make one additional

slam attack.

Abilities

Str 17, Dex 14, Con -, Int -, Wis 10, Cha 10

Feats Toughness

HUMAN SKELETON

CR 1/3 (XP 135)

This animated skeleton wears a rusted chain

shirt but its longsword is yet sharp and deadly.

NE Medium undead

Init +6; Senses darkvision 60 ft.; Perception

+0, Sense Motive +0

Speed 30 ft.

ACP -2

AC 16, touch 12, flat-footed 14; (+2 Dex, +2armour [rusted chain shirt], +2 natural)

Immune mind-affecting effects, death effects,

disease, paralysis, poison, sleep effects,

stunning, nonlethal damage, ability drain,

energy drain, damage to physical abilities,

exhaustion, fatigue, massive damage, any effect

requiring a Fortitude save (unless it affects

objects or is harmless), cold


hp 5 (1 HD); DR bludgeoning/5

Space 5 ft.Base Atk +0; CMB +2 CMD 14

Melee longsword +2 (1d8+2/19-20) and claw

-3 (1d4+1)

or

Melee 2 claws +2 (1d4+1)

Abilities


Feats Improved Initiative


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HEAVY HORSE SKELETON

CR 1 (XP 400)Shreds of rotting flesh hang from skeleton of

this large horse.

NE Large undead

Init +9; Senses darkvision 60 ft.; Perception

+0, Sense Motive +0

Speed 50 ft.

ACP 0; Acrobatics +5 (+13 jumping), Stealth

+1

AC 16, touch 14, flat-footed 11 (-1 size, +5

Dex, +2 natural)

Immune cold, undead immunities



Space 10 ft.

Base Atk +1; CMB +7 CMD 22 (26 vs. trip)

Melee bite +5 (1d4+5) and 2 hooves +0

(1d6+2)

Abilities



The encounter groups below feature undead of humanoid origin.


Bloody Goblin Skeleton (2)


Bloody Goblin Skeleton (1), Wolf Skeleton (1)


Ogre Plague Zombie (1), Bloody Goblin Skeleton (1)

EL 4 ENCOUNTERS (XP 1,200)

Ogre Zombie (1), Ogre Plague Zombie (1)

Bloody Goblin Skeleton (2), Wolf Skeleton (2)


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OGRE ZOMBIE

CR 2 (XP 600)

Rotting flesh hangs from the corpse of this

shambling giant. Thick muscles bunch and

quiver as it raises its fists menacingly toward

you.

NE Large undeadInit -2; Senses darkvision 60 ft.; Perception

+0, Sense Motive +0

Speed 30 ft., base speed 40 ft.; staggered

Staggered (Ex) A zombie has poor reflexes and

can only perform a single move or standard

action each round. If it charges, a zombie can

move up 30 ft. and attack in the same round.

ACP -3; Stealth -9

AC 14, touch 7, flat-footed 14 (-1 size, -2

Dex, +4 armour [hide], +3 natural)

Immune undead immunitiesFort +2, Ref +0, Will +5

hp 33 (6 HD); DR slashing/5

Space 10 ft.

Base Atk +4; CMB +11 CMD 19

Melee slam (reach 10 ft.) +9 (1d8+9)

Abilities


Feats Toughness

OGRE PLAGUE ZOMBIE

CR 2 (XP 600)

Rotting flesh hangs from the corpse of this

shambling giant. Thick muscles bunch andquiver as it raises its fists menacingly toward

you.

NE Large undead

Init -2; Senses darkvision 60 ft.; Perception

+0, Sense Motive +0

Speed 30 ft., base speed 40 ft.; staggered

Staggered (Ex) A zombie has poor reflexes and

can only perform a single move or standard

action each round. If it charges, a zombie can

move up 30 ft. and attack in the same round.

ACP -3; Stealth -9AC 14, touch 7, flat-footed 14 (-1 size, -2

Dex, +4 armour [hide], +3 natural)

Immune undead immunities


hp 33 (6 HD); death burst

Death Burst (Ex) When a ogre plague zombie

is destroyed it explodes in a burst of decay. All

adjacent creatures are exposed to zombie rot as

if struck by a slam attack

Space 10 ft.

Base Atk +4; CMB +11 CMD 19Melee slam (reach 10 ft.) +9 (1d8+9 plus

zombie rot [DC 13 Fortitude {2 consecutive

saves}; onset 1d4 days; frequency 1/day; effect

1d2 Con {this damage cannot be healed while

the creature is infected})

Abilities


Feats Toughness


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BLOODY GOBLIN SKELETON

CR 1/2 (XP 200)

Covered in blood and gore this goblin skeleton

yet wears its noisome, blood-drenched leather

armour and clutches a short sword in its bony

grip.

NE Small undeadInit +7; Senses darkvision 60 ft.; Perception

+0, Sense Motive +0

Speed 30 ft.

ACP -1; Ride +10, Stealth +10

AC 17, touch 14, flat-footed 14 (+1 size, +3

Dex, +2 armour [leather], +1 natural)


Fort +2, Ref +3, Will +2; +4 channel resis-

tance

hp 6 (1 HD); fast healing 1; DR bludgeoning/5;

deathlessDeathless (Su) The bloody goblin skeleton is

destroyed when reduced to 0 hit points, but

returns to unlife 1 hour later at 1 hit point,

allowing its fast healing to resume healing it. A

bloody goblin skeleton is permanently

destroyed if it is destroyed by positive energy,

if it is reduced to 0 hit point in the area of a

bless or hallow spell or if its remains are

sprinkled with a vial of holy water.

Space 5 ft.

Base Atk +0; CMB -1 CMD 12Melee short sword +1 (1d4/19-20) and claw -4

(1d3)

or

Melee 2 claws +1 (1d3)

Abilities



Gear as above

WOLF SKELETON

CR 1 (XP 400)

White bone gleams bright beneath patches the

moulding black fur of this skeletal wolf.

NE Medium undeadInit +7; Senses darkvision 60 ft.; Perception

+0, Sense Motive +0

Speed 50 ft.

ACP 0; Acrobatics +3 (+11 jumping)

AC 15, touch 13, flat-footed 12 (+3 Dex, +2

natural)




Space 5 ft.;

Base Atk +1; CMB +2 CMD 15 (19 vs. trip)Melee bite +2 (1d6+1 plus trip)

Trip (Ex) A skeletal wolf can trip its opponent

as a free action without provoking an attack of

opportunity if it hits with its bite. If the attempt

fails, the skeletal wolf is not tripped in return.

Abilities




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Guardian

A guardian is sacred watchmen or some holy or arcane relic or site, a bodyguard or other

keepers of a holy secret or oath. Guardians are called different things in different cultures

but they are all experts at self-defense and security. Guardians rely on observation and tac-

tics instead of brute force. Many guardians serve as elite law enforcement officers or

guards for important officials.

Characteristics: Guardians are proficient with simple weapons, all non-lethal weapons,

and martial weapons. The guardian is also proficient with light, medium, and heavy armor,

as well as all shields. Guardians are tough and tenacious combatants that are difficult to

surprise. Over time guardians develop their combat techniques and become even more

dangerous.

Background: Most guardians hail from realms or

cultures with advanced arcane or religious orders and

institutions. In these cultures and realms they serve

as keepers of the truth, watch guard of holy ritesand sacred relics. They are often chosen form

the best warriors and noble family, and it is

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Hit Die: d10

Class Skills

The guardian's class skills and their related abilities are; Diplomacy (Cha), Intimidate (Cha), Knowledge (military)

(Int), Perception (Wis), Ride (Dex), Sense Motive (Wis), Stealth (Dex)

Skill Points at 1st Level: (6 + Int modifier) x 4

Skill points at each additional level: 6 + Int modifier

Class FeaturesAll of the following are class features of the guardian;

Weapon and Armor Proficiency: The guardian is proficient with simple weapons, all nonlethal weapons, and

martial weapons. They are also proficient with light, medium and heavy armor, as well as all shields.

Damage Reduction: At 1st level the guardian gains the extraordinary ability to shrug off a certain amount of

damage. At first level the guardian ignores the first point of damage from each injury he suffers. Damage reduction

increases by +1 at levels 5 and 10.

Alertness: At 1st level the guardian gains Alertness as a virtual feat.

Bonus Feat: At 4th level the guardian gains a bonus feat from the Combat List. He gains an additional feat at leve

3 and 9.

Fearless Nature: Guardians deal with fear and intimidation as a part of daily life. At 2nd level he gains a +2 bonu

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The Nubian Witch has gone by many names—t

Sphinx, Bast, Sekhmet. She has fooled them all

she uses her supple body to make herself more

leonine and feral. Thousands have idolized he

with statues and paintings depicting her as she

wants. Her wisdom is profound, the way of the

powerful woman. It is no wonder those who se

her only reveal her nature rather than her true

self. For if other women were to recognize the

gifts all women have to change shape and rule

men, men would be lost.


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So we need to go to Maine.

Maine, why Main

The Nazis are looking

for one of the gates, which they believe is

located under a

school in Maine.

Deep under the scho

lies a chamber.

And how did you come by this

information Professor?

You would not believe me if I told you.

The information is valid though, you will

have to trust me on this.

Trust is a hard

thing to come by

in this business.


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Never the less it is

essential that you do.

We need to get there bef

the Nazis open the gate

We need to throw this into the gate

as it opens.

A Rook! You want to wait unt

the monsters are crawling out a

open doorway and then throw

rocks at them?

I know it sounds

insane, but yes

that is exactly

what I am

proposing.


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The Elder Gods have tried

time after time to escape their

limbo prison, but time after

time a select few brave men and

woman have stood against

their plans.

The priest of Atlantis tried in

their mad quest for power to

release the trapped alien

horrors and paid for their

crimes.

Nero burned Rome in an attempt to stop

yet another Gateway from being opened

The cultist all burned as the city was

consumed with flames.

Now the Nazis try to free these alien

monsters and only we few within the

Dept 13 have a chance of stopping them.


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You’re really not

going to tell me how

you came by this rock

and the informationon the Nazi’s plans.

No my dear, I am not. You would thin

after all we have b

through that we co

trust each other

It is not a matter of

trust Agent D, but

one of security.

And if I told you then

you would be in grave

danger from thesource.

Well I wouldhave told you

We will be coming

up on the high

school anything time

now Professor.

Hum,

and this

gateway is

hidden

under a

typical

high

school?

Well from what we could gather,

the site was once sacred place to

the local Indians.

Hours later.


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Maybe they could

help us out? No go, they all died of Small Pox back in the

frontier days.

Shame, they migh

have shown us

what to look for.

Hum, I think we are in the right place.


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Multi-Verse

Spaghetti Western

By

Steve Lopez

This month we will be bringing you the third part of Spaghetti Western, a brand new S&G setting. You will

find new characters, cards and counters in the Free Stuff of this issue.


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Availablenow at

RPGNow, E-23,

Pazio

and other

great online stores.


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Gordon NapierWe have some great art for you this month from yet another great artist.


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Now this is a California Fairy if I

have ever seen one.


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Gordon Napier is an artist based in Buckinhghamshire, UK. His subject matter ranges from mythological &

romantic themes to gothic horror. He has recently provided illustrations for the Dragon Warriors fantasy RPG

franchise, and also produced pirate ship and map images, and Ancient Egyptian character designs for two Facebook

based games. He has also produced sc-fi book cover artwork for a re-issue of 'Midway Between' by Warren

Norwood, to be published in the near future by Battlefield Press. His work may be seen online at

http://www.dashinvaine.co.uk and enquiries regarding illustration or fine art commissions may be made by email to

[email protected]

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Some times he is a snob, because he plays a realwar game, but others know the truth, he just

likes to move his little tanks around. He can’tpaint for shit, so he pays some other geek to do

that for him. Nope, he likes Flames of War justfine; it’s all he plays.

Let the others move around their blocked,

ranked up goblins or their elder tanks, he has

Flames of War and he’s just fine with that.

Historical map of WWII.

Strange template used in the

game.

Table set with all sorts of terrain.


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By Megan Robertson

Altered Earth

By Chaos Trip Studios

Opening with a Setting Introduction, which

describes the variety of game types that you can

play in this bleak yet chaotic apocalypic

future-Earth, a setting rich with a wealth of

opportunity for those brave, perhaps vicious,

enough to sieze what they want and defend it

against all comers. The background is explained, a

gradual decline brought about by wars, economiccatastrophes and environmental damage: no single

apocalyptic event but a succession of disaster after

disaster that brought once-green Earth to its present

state of barren wasteland scattered with giant

city-fortresses ruled by warlords.

Scene set, Chapter 2: Races looks at, well, the

races available to players. The default is, of course,

human beings - as described in the 'Humans'

section of the Dungeons & Dragons 4e Player's

Handbook. However, if 'fantasy' elements arerequired, the use of this ruleset means that the

D&D fantasy races are compatible - even if they

are explained away as aliens or from another

dimension within your game. Or there are other

options here: you might want to play an android,

for example, a robot with artificial intelligence that

has developed self-awareness... a process which

tends to end in insanity. The formulae of D&D 4e

have been used to good effect with such as 'Play an

XXX if you want...' and powers for androids being

renamed 'skill programs' - very neat retooling ofthe ruleset to suit the game setting. You could also

pick a cyborg, a human with a lot of prosthetic

enhancement and replacement. Stranger are the

experimentals, subjects of mind or body altering

biological experimentation, and gene freaks, who

are genetically engineered humans, altered to excel

in one specific area. Strangest of all, perhaps, are

the risen, who have died and been restored to life

by technogical means.

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career paths that characters can follow. Different

races tend to be better at different classes, but you

can enter whichever one that you wish. There are

three to choose from: athlete, diplomat and

specialist. Fantasy classes from D&D can also be

used, the most suitable being those that draw on the

martial or psionic power sources... unless you want

to go really fantasy, of course. Athletes excel in

melee, specialists in ranged combat, whilst

diplomats use their minds and their charms to

achieve desired outcomes. For each, a wealth of

exploits and other features enable you to customise

the character within these broad categories to end

up with whatever you want. It's clear that plenty of

thought has gone into these.


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Chapter 4 then presents some paragon paths for

those who reach 11th level and choose to specialise

further. These are based on past history and

inclinations, not on any specific class, and all are

available to any character. Relic hunter, killer,

high-tech gladiator, free agent, king of the streets,

tunnel rat... it's the style in which you go about

your adventures, the areas in which you wish toexcel, that determine which, if any, you choose.

Race and class decided, on to Chapter 5: Skills and

Feats. There are two new skills - Psych and

Science - to equip your character to deal with the

world as it is now, as well as notes on how to adapt

existing D&D skills to the setting, in particular

how to use knowledge of nature to forage in the

wastelands. There are plenty of setting-specific

feats to choose from as well. This is followed by

Chapter 6: Equipment and Vehicles, so that you

can kit out your newly-created character. In thissetting, each fortress-city has its own currency,

often held in electronic format: fine whilst you stay

in one place, but what if you are visiting, or travel

around a lot - or just have to leave in a hurry? Once

you move on, electronic funds need to be

converted into something more tangible.

Precious metals and gems are a standard, of

course, but drugs, medicines and ammunition

are also popular. Then on to armour and

weapons, and more general gear including

medicines, food, and the various necessitiescharacters are likely to need. An interesting

point is that gear is defined as the stuff your

character has that makes a difference to his

being able to complete the adventure.

Services - from lodgings to those of 'sex

workers' and even a scale of bribes - and

vehicles are also included here.

Next is Chapter 7: Experiments. Here are

described several protracted procedures that

characters might wish to undertake. They fit an

analogous position to the 'Rituals' of D&D

although they can involve the use of a wide range

of skills. So if you wish to reanimate a fallen

character, or persuade one of those archaic

satellites to give you a view of the world fromspace... here's how. A character sheet blank, and

off you go...

Despite the overview of the setting given at the

beginning, the GM is going to have to engage in

quite a bit of pre-game designing: surroundings,

personalities, as well as whatever adventure is to

take place. This work gives you the tools and a

glimpse at the setting, but more work is needed

before you will be ready to stride forth and

adventure in the Altered Earth. What is here isgood, clearly presented, consistently thought out...

but it feels almost as if there's a second part to the

book yet to come.

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Cool Stuff Barry Windsor Smith

By far one of my most favorite artists,

Berry Windsor Smith. Stunned my little

boy mind the first time I picked up a copy

of Marvel’s Conan. The lines, clean work

and detail overwhelmed me and still does

to this day. What draws me to his work

are the lines. Lines everywhere, almost

like they where thrown down at random,

but when they all come together they

form this wild scene. Details out of lines.

Here is a, link to his site…

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The next in our S&G genre games will be out

next month. You have had a chance to see it

all in this very issue, so go get the full version.

More Arcana this coming month with Journal

#28. We are almost done with the south with

this issue, and then move up to the Dark Northfor some goblin fun.


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A new edition of How to comes out with the

next in our series of How to Be a Great GM.

No month is complete without some

Avalon Pathfinder. New adventure,

encounter, magic and treasure await.

Some Super Hero

fun this month with

the release of Super

Hero based

Counters. More

super powers then

you can handle.

A little horror is good for you. Too much and

you turn into a Zombie. Heres some Zombie

art for you sick folks.


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The ruins of Gam-ErithAs found in hex 32


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Battle

xe

Enchanted

Weapon

Enchanting

Common

Have the spell caster make 4” move

And

Play another War Band Card on

this spell caster

Or

Yellow 0

Remain in Play

Make a single weapon become

magical

Battle

xe

Enchanted

Weapon

Enchanting

Common


AndPlay another War Band Card on

this spell caster

Or

Yellow 0

Remain in Play


magical


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Battle

xe

Enchanted

WeaponEnchanting

Common

Battle

xe

Enchanted

Weapon

Enchanting

Common


And


this spell caster

Or

Yellow 0

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magical


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this spell caster

Or

Yellow 0

Remain in Play


magical


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Battle

xe

Enchanted

ArmorEnchanting

Common


And

Play another War Band Card on this

spell caster

Or

Yellow 0

Remain in Play

Make one character’s armor become

magical and thus reduce all attacks

made on this character by -1

Category

Battle

xe

Enchanted

Armor

Enchanting

Common


AndPlay another War Band Card on this

spell caster

Or

Yellow 0

Remain in Play




Category


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Battle

xe

Enchanted

ArmorEnchanting

Common

Battle

xe

Enchanted

Armor

Enchanting

Common


And


spell caster

Or

Yellow 0

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Category


AndPlay another War Band Card on this

spell caster

Or

Yellow 0

Remain in Play




Category


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Battle

xe

EnchantedMissiles

Enchanting

Common

Have the spell caster make 4”

move

And


this spell caster

Or

Yellow 0

Remain in Play

Increase the range of any one

missile weapon by +5”

Battle

xe

Enchanted

Missiles

Enchanting

Common

Have the spell caster make 4”move

And


this spell caster

Or

Yellow 0

Remain in Play




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Battle

xe

Enchanted

Missiles

Enchanting

Common

Battle

xe

Enchanted

Missiles

Enchanting

Common


move

And


this spell caster

Or

Yellow 0

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move

And


this spell caster

Or

Yellow 0

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Battle

xe

Enchanted

Boots

Enchanting

Uncommon

Battle

xe

EnchantedBoots

Enchanting

Uncommon


And


spell caster

Or

Yellow 1

Remain in Play

Increase the movement of any of

character by +3”

Have the spell caster make 4” moveAnd


spell caster

Or

Yellow 1

Remain in Play


character by +3”


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Battle

xe

Enchanted

BootsEnchanting

Uncommon

Battle

xe

Enchanted

Winds

Enchanting

Uncommon


move

And


this spell caster

Or

Yellow 1

Remain in Play

Prevent any one character from

being able to fly


And


spell caster

Or

Yellow 1

Remain in Play


character by +3”


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Battle

xe

EnchantedWinds

Enchanting

Uncommon

Battle

xe

Enchanted

Winds

Enchanting

Uncommon


move

And


this spell caster

Or

Yellow 1

Remain in Play


being able to fly

Have the spell caster make 4”move

And


this spell caster

Or

Yellow 1

Remain in Play


being able to fly


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Battle

xe

Rune

Weapons

Enchanting

Rare


move

And


this spell caster

Or

Yellow 1

Remain in Play


magical and hit at +1 Category

Battle

xe

Rune

Weapons

Enchanting

Rare


move

And


this spell caster

Or

Yellow 1

Remain in Play


magical and hit at +1 Category


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Battle

xe

Rune

Armor

Enchanting

Rare


And


spell caster

Or

Yellow 1

Remain in Play



made on this character by -1 Category

The character is also immune tobleeding and Stun results

Battle

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Rune

Armor

Enchanting

Rare


And


spell caster

Or

Yellow 1

Remain in Play



made on this character by -1 Category

The character is also immune to

bleeding and Stun results


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Battle

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Enchanter

Enchanting

Uni ue


And


spell caster

Or

Yellow 1

Remove from the game any one

Remain in Pla card


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Strength 4

Speed 6 / 3

Movement 3

Adrenal 2

Will 5

10

3

4

Babe(Ranchers)

4

Special Abilities

1. Bear Hug(Attack, 1)

See Description

Health

Strength 3

Speed 5 / 2

Movement 4

Adrenal 2

Will 5

5

3

4

Rancher(Ranchers)

4

Special Abilities

1. PistolRange of 8

Health

RancherBabe


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Strength 2

Speed 5 / 3

Movement 5

Adrenal 2

Will 5

5

3

5

Cowboy(Land Barons)

4

Special Abilities

1. PistolRange of 8

Strength 2

Speed 7 / 5 / 2Movement 5

Adrenal 2

Will 5

10

3

5

Clancy

(Land Barons)

4

Special Abilities

1. RifleRange of 10

2. Command(Move, 1)

See Description

Health

Health

Clanc Cowbo


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Strength 3

Speed 7 / 3

Movement 4

Adrenal 2

Will 4

10

3

5

Sheriff Brown(Solo)

3

Special Abilities

1. PistolRange of 6

2. Bad Eyes(Special)

See Description

3. Command(Move, 1)

See Description

Disruptor Pistol

(Base Range of 2, +1 Damage)

Power Claws

(-2 AS in melee)

Strength 2

Speed 6 / 3Movement 5

Adrenal 6

Will 5

15

3

4

Joachin

(Solo)

3

Special Abilities

1. PistolRange of 8

2. Slippery When Cornered(Move, 1)

See Description

3. Treacherous(Attack, 1)

See Description

Health

Health

Sheriff


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Strength 2

Speed 7 / 5

Movement 4

Adrenal 0

Will 5

10

3

4

Gunman(Solo)

4

Special Abilities1. Rifle

Range of 10

Strength 2Speed 6 / 3

Movement 4

Adrenal 2

Will 5

5

3

4

Deputy(Solo)

4

Special Abilities1. Pistol

Range of 8

Health

Health

De ut Gunman


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Babe(Ranchers)

A great bear of a man, Babe is Trey's older brother. Babe's easygoing nature is in sharp counterpoint to

his great size and strength. He's slow to anger, except when Trey hoodwinks him into anotherharebrained adventure. Consequently, Babe avoids Trey as much as possible – it's better for both of

them. In the case of the Texas valley war, though, Babe stands alongside Trey in support of the beleaguered small ranchers.

Cost: 10Attack: 4Defense: 4Strength: 4Speed: 6 / 3Movement: 3Adrenal: 2Will: 5Health: 15

Special Abilities:

1. Bear hug (Attack, 1)When Babe scores a hit with a melee attack, spend an Adrenal point to place the target in a powerfulbear hug. The victim will take two hits of damage automatically at the start of Babe's activation. Thisdamage will continue until Babe is knocked out or the bear hug is broken with a successful Strengthtest. While hugged, the victim cannot make a move action and must remain in the square adjacent toBabe (who also cannot move while the bear hug is in place).


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Rancher(Ranchers)

The first settlers of the valley were small cattle ranchers who were attracted by the area's lush grassland

and plentiful water. Unfortunately these attributes also make the valley desirable to the newcomer

Colonel Fitzroy, who wishes to run the small ranchers off and claim the valley as his own. Now theranchers are fighting not only for their property, but their very lives, against the ruthless cattle baron.


Special Abilities:

1- Pistol – 8 range

Special Rules:

Ranchers are non-unique characters. You may enlist as many ranchers on your force as you have pointsavailable to spend.


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Clancy(Land Barons)

Clancy is the ringleader of the cowhands and toughs who work on the Fitzroy ranch. In the past,whenever there was dirty work to be done, Fitzroy always relied on Clancy to finish the job. But theColonel's confidence in Clancy has lately begun to wane in light of all the “new talent” (strangers and

gunmen) flooding the area. Clancy, desperate to get back in his boss' good graces, has started to takesome foolhardy risks and long chances, courting disaster in his quest to show that he's still the top manaround when an especially nasty job needs to be performed.

Cost: 10Attack: 4Defense: 5Strength: 2Speed: 7 / 5 / 2Movement: 5Adrenal: 2Will: 5Health: 11

Special Abilities:

1- Rifle – 10 range2- Command (Move, 1) - Clancy may command cowboys (allowing cowboys to be played on a forceat the game's start) but can't provide them with free actions.


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Cowboy(Land Barons)

Colonel Fitzroy's ropers and wranglers have the reputation of being some of the toughest men around.Under the leadership of Fitzroy and Clancy, the cowboys are the Colonel's “foot soldiers” in his

campaign to drive off the small ranchers via terror tactics (including murder).


Special Abilities:

1- Pistol – Range 8

Special Rules:

Cowboys are non-unique characters. You may enlist as many cowboys on your force as you have pointsavailable to spend, but only as long as Colonel Fitzroy or Clancy are also a part of your starting force.


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Joachin

(Solo)

Joachin is a career criminal with an impressive list of offenses covering the gamut from horse theft tosinging bawdy songs in the public square on a Sunday. Everything has a price; Joachin will do nearlyanything if the price is right and, not coincidentally, he has a price on his head. Both attributes make

him a very dangerous character.


Special Abilities:

1- Pistol – 8 range2- Slippery When Cornered (Move 1) – Joachin may pay one Adrenal to receive a bonus of +1 diewhen rolling to disengage from combat.3- Treacherous (Attack 1) – Joachin may pay one Adrenal to make two ranged pistol attacks on thesame attack action (instead of one attack), even against characters which are adjacent to him.


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Sheriff Brown

(Solo)

Sheriff Brown has found himself somewhat caught in the middle of the Texas valley war; though swornto uphold the law, Brown also realizes it's in the best interest of his continued health to side withFitzroy (at least occasionally). Consequently, Brown tends to vacillate back and forth between the

Fitzroy camp and the small ranchers, generally acting in his own self interest as it applies to any givensituation.


Special Abilities:

1- Pistol – 6 range2- Bad Eyes – Any ranged attack made by Sheriff Brown with any weapon has a maximum range ofsix squares.3- Command (Move 1) – The Sheriff may use his authority to command deputies within his force.When this ability is used, the Sheriff may activate any one character named “Deputy” on his force whois within five squares. This activated deputy may perform one action. (Note that the deputy may stilltake its normal actions when its activation comes up in the cycle.) The Sheriff may perform this ability


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Gunman

(Solo)

Any time an armed conflict erupts in an area where law enforcement is weak, mercenaries and self-styled “bad men” come pouring out of the woodwork for a piece of the action. Some come for themoney. Some come for the chance to raise a little hell. No matter what the motivation, it's certain that

the local cemetery will soon fill up – after the streets run red with blood.


Special Abilities:

1- Rifle – 10 range

Special rules:

Gunmen are non-unique characters. You may enlist as many gunmen on your force as you have pointsavailable to spend.


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Avalon’s premier game system the S&G battle system allows you to play skirmish level

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Battle Axe is a simple to play tabletop system for skirmish level

battles. Using cards instead of dice, you will find the game to be

less luck based and much more tactical in nature. The rules and

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