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Kobold Quarterly 3 PDF
Open Design
The Winter issue of Kobold Quarterly is bigger and better than last time, at 60 pages, and it features stunning cover art by Cris Griffin.
With all that extra room, there are a lot more articles as well, including:
- an interview with Ed Greenwood that covers novels, sex, and gaming
- "The Ecology of the Lich" by Richard Pett
- "Hardboiled Adventure" by Keith Baker
- "Star & Shadow Magic" by Wolfgang Baur
- "Arbeyach, the Prince of Swarms," by Ari Marmell
There are also articles on cinematic action, ancestral spirits for sorcerers, rules advice from Skip Williams, how to optimize your power attack, cartoons, a peek at the flying cities of the Arabian realms, and more.
Erik Mona calls KQ “the spiritual successor to Dragon Magazine” for good reason: we’re offering gamers the goods!
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Wolfgang Baur is on it again. Excellent fantasy RPG content, not just for d20 players. Ecology of the Lich, however a paradox that title might be, is an excellent article. At the 6 USD price, KQs are a steal. Go Kobolds !
This magazine has interesting and fun reading with a variety of types of articles.
The printed version is sturdy and holds up well.
You will not be disappointed.
My only request for improvement is to for it to be published every other month instead of quarterly -- it's a long wait between issues!
The mag's quality continues to evolve. Some solid treatments of the lich, a fascinating new school of magic and an unusual devil round out this issue. The remaining articles vary in quality but most will still provoke some thought and ideas for your game. Recommended.
Each issue has gotten better and better. In three short issues this e-mag is approaching the point of being a viable replacement for Dragon.
Kudos Wolfgang, kudos.
Greg Volz
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I like the new logo, Wolfgang!
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I always knew angels were made of cotton candy.
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Got my PDF today! Hooray! Holding off on a review 'til I get tasty wood pulp in my hands.
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downloading mine now, almost 19 meg! How do I renew my subscription?
Am i reading this right? Newsstand now available? I'll have to let the Guardtower know.
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Vic Wertz wrote:
I like the new logo, Wolfgang!
Thanks! It's a collaboration between my wife's calligraphy and a graphics genius named Scott Okumura. I'm a big fan of their work.
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Vic Wertz
(Technical Director),
Wolfgang Baur
(Contributor; Publisher, Kobold Quarterly),
