The Hobbit Hole #18

The Hobbit Hole #18

A Fantasy Gaming Magazine

by J. S

96 pages· 2015· ISBN 9781514606322
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In this issue you will find: REGULAR FEATURES: Of Hairy Feet and Taters... Editorial. T&T ARTICLES: Amazing Feats, Going Berserk in T&T: A new option, The Magic of Nis Yl'da'ed Neves, Wizard of..., A Fistful of Trolls: T&T Handfuls, Magic Dice and New Spells, Missed Opportunities. SOLO / GAMING: The Tomb of Baron Gharoth (A large T&T Solo for a single warrior with 30-40 personal adds), The Depths of Kerak-Ban: Level Seven (A T&T GM Adventure--continued from The Hobbit Hole #17), Nalzar's Bath House (A new adventure setting for T&T role-playing within a city). FICTION: Khenn Arrth in the Tree of Life (A fanpostal adventure story set in The Tree of Life--Part One), Deathtrap Equalizer Dungeon (One brave delver's trip within the ancient confines of the renowned Equalizer...). OTHER: Comic: Wild Things, Comic: Grumlahk's Troll Tales, Comic: Paper Troll Doll, Comic: Benji the Barbarian. This magazine is based on 6th edition T&T on which I hold the Library of Congress copyright [Registration Number / Date: TX0007608148 / 2012-10-12].

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