List of all RPG magazines
Thondor
I run Compose Dream Games RPG Marketplace
Hun, I feel like I recently stumbled across this. Thanks for the details. (maybe somebody already mentioned it and I'm just forgetting.)
what's the scope/subject
And are they still being produced ?
jdrakeh
Front Range Warlock
The title is a bit erroneous. The 'zine actually covered BD&D (Basic D&D) rather than OD&D (Original D&D).
No. OOP stands for "Out of Production" or "Out of Print"
The 12 issues produced, however, are archived at the link I gave previously.Here are a bunch of print and ezines. All of these ae no longer published with the possible exception of Mastermind Magazine.
DND
d20zine (Dragonwing): free e-zine
Asgard (EN Publishing): pdfs are available free somewhere on EN World
Dragon Whisper (Layonora): free e-zine
EN World Gamer (Mongoose):
EN World Player's Journal (Goodman Games)
Poor Gamer's Almanac (Alea): e-zine some are free
RPGNow Downloader (Oneshelf): free e-zine
Scrollworks (Scrollworks):
Shadow of the Tower (Mindforge): free e-zine
Silven Trumpeter (Silven Publishing): e-zine. the first 28 were free and many can be found via the wayback machine. the 4 quarterly magazines that followed are handle by 12 to Midnight and two of those issues are free.
d20Modern
Modernized (?) free e-zine
Mutants and Masterminds
Amazing Triple Action (Adamant Entertainment): e-zine
Mastermind Magazine (Ronin Arts)
Superzine! (Ronin Arts)
Skull and Bones
Buccaneers and Bokors (Adamant Entertainment)
Non d20
Adventured Unlimited
Challenge
Space Gamer/Fantasy Gamer: There were two or three different publishers
Shadis (Alderac Entertainment Group)
White Wolf (White Wolf)
DND
d20zine (Dragonwing): free e-zine
Asgard (EN Publishing): pdfs are available free somewhere on EN World
Dragon Whisper (Layonora): free e-zine
EN World Gamer (Mongoose):
EN World Player's Journal (Goodman Games)
Poor Gamer's Almanac (Alea): e-zine some are free
RPGNow Downloader (Oneshelf): free e-zine
Scrollworks (Scrollworks):
Shadow of the Tower (Mindforge): free e-zine
Silven Trumpeter (Silven Publishing): e-zine. the first 28 were free and many can be found via the wayback machine. the 4 quarterly magazines that followed are handle by 12 to Midnight and two of those issues are free.
d20Modern
Modernized (?) free e-zine
Mutants and Masterminds
Amazing Triple Action (Adamant Entertainment): e-zine
Mastermind Magazine (Ronin Arts)
Superzine! (Ronin Arts)
Skull and Bones
Buccaneers and Bokors (Adamant Entertainment)
Non d20
Adventured Unlimited
Challenge
Space Gamer/Fantasy Gamer: There were two or three different publishers
Shadis (Alderac Entertainment Group)
White Wolf (White Wolf)
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Thondor
I run Compose Dream Games RPG Marketplace
Huh, here I thought they were always just a miniatures magazine.
There's a lot of out-of-print magazins aren't there. I'll probably make a section for those, for archival purposes if nothing else. Thanks for the info Gents, keep it coming. And as stated before, feel free to say something nice about your favorite magazines.
Actually, 4e is one of the few WotC games we don't cover. We generally have an article or two about Magic, an article or two about the Minis game, some fiction, and some 3.5/OGL material. Both issues to date have had a full adventure, and issues 3 and 4 will continue that "tradition." There's also tons of other gaming material.
The goal is to release quarterly. However, I'll admit that we've so far failed at that goal.
John Ling
Freelance Writer/Editor
Staff editor of and Columnist at Phoenix Lore
Silverblade The Ench
First Post
hm ar eout of pritn oen sok too?
Imagine, uk magazine ealry 80s, D&D
there was a later magazine here in the UK, can't recall the name (I won a t shirt from 'em and still can't recal it, lol) that was late in 2nd ed time, covered RPGs, was relaly damn good, was a shame it folded :/
Imagine, uk magazine ealry 80s, D&D
there was a later magazine here in the UK, can't recall the name (I won a t shirt from 'em and still can't recal it, lol) that was late in 2nd ed time, covered RPGs, was relaly damn good, was a shame it folded :/
While it didn't start as a zine, Combat Advantage is slowly converting into a monthly free e-zine for 4e. Comes with one complete article providing any type of alternate rules, add-ons, NPCs, classes, and such running anywhere from 6 to 10 pages. Plus our Not Suitable For Work exercises and hopefully more to come.
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