Gaming Magazines, free to good home

[jeriendhal]

I'm still plowing through all the childhood crap I got from storage and I came across a few old magazines I just wanted to offer to give away before they go into the recycling bin.

First come, first serve. If I end up shipping any of these overseas I'll probably request postage compensation.


Dragon #80: Elmore cover, AD&D adventure "Barnacus: City in Peril"

Dragon #81: Adventure "The Ruins of Andril"

Dragon #160: Dragonlance trading cards inside.

Space Gamer/Fantasy Gamer Oct/Nov 1987: Note that this was not printed by Steve Jackson Games. It was put out after the original Space Gamer folded and SJG sold off the name. Not very good, but it is fairly rare, and features a ship-to-ship combat game set in the Star Blazers universe.

White Dwarf #41: I think this must come from strange alternate universe. It seems to feature articles about gaming systems not produced by Games Workshop. Articles "The Snowbird Mystery" a Traveller covert ops adventure and "Assignment: Freeway Deathride" a Car Wars adventure scenario.

Comments

[drewshi.livejournal.com]

I'd love the Dragon magazines. I haven't looked at an issue in ages.

[jeriendhal.livejournal.com]

E-mail your address to me and I'll send them along.

[badasher.livejournal.com]

Hey R,

Going through all that stuff, there should be another bin of Post Conlegium records/files/rubbish. I am not finding everything amongst the stuff you gave me. So, keep an eye out.

[jeriendhal.livejournal.com]

There's at least three crates of stuff we dug up from storage that's obviously yours. E-mail me your address and I'll drive by next Saturday and drop it off at your place.

[moonshadowed.livejournal.com]

Or he could come by the house to pick them up himself... we'd even feed him! :)

[glenbarnett.livejournal.com]

White Dwarf #41: I think this must come from strange alternate universe.

I presume you already knew, but just in case: early White Dwarfs were proper game magazines. I loved WD back then. Once it just became a GW house organ, I stopped buying it. If they'd kept it as a generic magazine, you can bet I'd have started serious mini-gaming at some point.

[jeriendhal.livejournal.com]

Yes, I know WD used to actually be worth reading. I was just being sarcastic.