Sabledrake Magazine

February, 2004

 

 

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     The Ways of Magic, Pt. 9-13

     Tell the People What She Wore

     Interview with Shannon Muir

     Buttercup 

 

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News

 

New Treats From Crucifixion Games:

In an effort to further distract you from all the really important things in life,
we have added a link to the member's page on the Website (www.crucifictiongames.com) to a "Live Gaming Chat Room" that will allow anyone to set up and run a live game - preferably of "Horror Rules," since that's what the site is all about, but heck whatever you want is fine. We sponsor it, you run it (nice, eh?).

We've added a new Horror Rules T-shirt to our arsenal, but only for the bold.
The front reads "Everything was going GREAT until I peed my pants and passed
out," with the cool original HR logo in full color on the reverse.  It's guaranteed to make your friends ask "What the heck does THAT mean?!?" and perhaps even shun and avoid you for awhile.  Check it out at www.cafeshops.com/cfgames

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Twisted and Horrific!

Garbage Pail Kids are back, and they’re online! Create your own nasty little rugrat here:

http://www.garbagepailkidsworld.com/

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Horror Fans Take Note!

The Horror Fiction Review is a ‘zine in the classic photocopied-and-stapled old school style. Produced quarterly by Nick Cato, its first two issues are now available and include reviews of many hot new horror books and movies, author profiles, and interviews. For more information, e-mail the editor at NickYak@aol.com or write to:

  • Suburban Holocaust Publications
  • PO Box 060382
  • Staten Island, HT 10306
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Silver Doorway #3!

Sabledrake Enterprises announces the publication of the third in C. M. Morgan’s Silver Doorway series of chapter-books for kids aged 8-12. “An Elf’s Adventure” sends the Broderick kids on a quest with a pretty elf girl, who is looking for a magic cup to help her parents fall in love again. The book will debut at RadCon (Pasco, WA, Feb. 13-15 2004, http://www.radcon.org). For more information, visit the author’s website at http://www.christine-morgan.org/

 

 

 

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CCG Workshop / Costikyan Team Up

Greg Costikyan has reached an agreement with CCG Workshop to adapt a multi-player online version of his board game The Creature that Ate Sheboygan.

In The Creature That Ate Sheboygan, one player designs a monster and then attempts to wreak as much havoc as possible, while the opponent controls the police, fire department, and Wisconsin National Guard in an effort to destroy the monster and save the city of Sheboygan. The game won the Origins Award for best science fiction/fantasy boardgame in its year of publication, and was selected by Games magazine as one of the best 100 games in print at that time.

About Greg Costikyan
Greg Costikyan has designed more than 30 commercially published board, roleplaying, computer, online, and mobile games and is the author of four science fiction novels. His games have collectively won five Origins Awards, and he is an inductee into the Adventure Gaming Hall of Fame for a lifetime of accomplishment in the field. He has written extensively about games, game design, and game industry business issues for publications including the New York Times, Wall Street Journal Interactive, and Game Developer magazine. At present, he is Chief Creative Officer of Unplugged, Inc., a mobile game publisher, and also edits the games portion of a major mobile phone manufacturer's developer support website. He serves on the advisory boards of two game industry companies, and on the editorial review board of Gamestudies, a peer-reviewed academic journal. He blogs on games at www.costik.com/weblog.

About CCG Workshop
Founded by Ed Mittelstedt, CCG Workshop is a company that hosts online play of strategy games. It was started in 2001 with a mission to adapt orphaned collectible card games for online play, but has since grown to host all forms of strategy games. CCG Workshop is an online community, a culture that shares the love of strategy gaming.

The Creature that Ate Sheboygan brings the total licensed games for CCG Workshop to twenty-six.  In addition to upcoming licensed games, CCG Workshop has over thrity games available for online play, with more added every week.

CCG Workshop
http://www.CCGWorkshop.com

Greg Costikyan
http://www.costik.com/

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Dimensions Game Software’s Free RPG Character Height, Weight, Age Calculator

A free Height, Weight, and Age calculator based on the d20 SRD is now available at Dimensions Game Software's main website ( http://www.dimensionsgamesoftware.com ) and an alternate version based on the popular Races of Evernor product lines from Silverthorne Games will be available soon at their main website

( http://www.silverthornegames.com ). 

Silverthorne Games was founded in 2001 by Ian and Sonrisa Johnston to serve as a vehicle to provide new and unique role-playing materials for the d20 System.  Their product lines, which include the Races of Evernor (TM) series, the Book of Templates, the Dungeon Blocks (TM) series, the Arcane Ecologies (TM) series, and Feats: Volume I, are available for sale from RPGNow.com.

Dimensions Game Software was founded by Jeffrey A. Mills, DVM to write software for other role-playing game companies.  Independent products include the RPG Toolbox series of online free and commercial software generators sold through RPGNow.com.  In 2003, the Dungeon Dudes Network "Not Just Another Virtual Pet"

( http://www.dungeondude.com ) was started to serve as promotional tools for game companies and fun, free stuff for game players.

 

 

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