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New See Page XX Webzine Released

Started by Pelgrane, February 04, 2008, 11:09:22 AM

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February 04, 2008, 11:09:22 AM
Tools, toys and transport are the theme for http://www.pelgranepress.com/seepagexx">this issue of Page XX. Robin D Laws  discusses the use of music to end scenes in GUMSHOE games, and James Semple provides some stings for Trail of Cthulhu. Jamie Maclaren says the fidgeting and playing with toys at the gaming table isn't all bad, and Simon Carryer closes his excellent series for Trail of Cthulhu GMs with an article on the majestic liners and tramp steamers of the thirties. For Mutant City Blues, we present interview with Dr Lucius Quade, the world's premier scientist in anamorphology, the study of mutant powers (toys for gamers, at least).
 
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