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In this issue, Ian Livingstone defends the price of games, which given the price they are now in comparison this does raise a smile...

You are correct, I just misspelled what was in the news section.

This is heresy to say in some circles, but historically, most random encounter tables sucked, just telling the DM "1-4 trolls, 6-12...

White Dwarf slips into a new decade as this issue covers the opening of the 1980s. True to the spirit of self-examination at New Year...

Don Turnbull's notes on running the D modules closely mirror the prep I did for them a year or two back when running them under a...

The editorial this issue is about awards in the industry. At this time there isn’t much for role-playing and many awards are still...

This issue, editor Ian Livingstone talks about conventions and how the large three-day affairs in the US don’t seem to be mirrored in...

To be fair, I wasn't looking forward to reading Valley but it was better than I expected.

Can't argue with that. Not the most interesting of issues, but at least we're done with Valley of Four Winds and the regular Traveller...

This issue, Ian Livingstone talks about how gamers can get in touch. With no internet yet, one of the biggest questions in this age of...

As always, I appreciate these magazine recaps. They inevitably send me off to look through my old magazines.

The page count of the magazine increases issue to 32 pages, but the price remains the same (still 60p!). Editor Ian Livingstone makes...

This issue contains a ‘pull out and play’ game ‘Bar Room Brawl’ and a promise to include more adventures and similar scenarios in the...

This issue has a convention theme with Ian Livingstone justifiably proud that Games Day is second only to Origins in terms of attendance...

A slightly sparser issue this month, and a pause in the letters page. Editor Ian Livingstone addresses the arguments about how games...