The Death Cookie

1. Happy D20 Adventures #12
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2. Happy D20 Adventures #10
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3. Happy D20 Adventures #5
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4. Happy D20 Adventures #4
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5. Happy D20 Adventures #3
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6. Happy D20 Adventures #2
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7. Archetype of the Week: The Holy Man
(Columns/Archetype of the Week)

... Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Jaques de Molay Moses Parcival Fred Phelps Oral Roberts Pat Robertson Roland Jimmy Swaggert Robert Tilton Tomas de Torquemada Friar Tuck Games Dungeons & Dragons (Clerics ...

8. Number Crunching
(Columns/QAGS Corner)

It's not a big secret that Leighton and I didn't do a lot of statistical analysis when we wrote QAGS. After all, the system was originally meant for use in pick-up games when we didn't have time to spend ...

9. Archetype of the Week: The Noble Savage
(Columns/Archetype of the Week)

... (Goldmoon, Riverwind, the Kagonesti) The Epic of Gilgamesh (Enkidu) Leatherstocking Tales by James Fenimore Cooper Moby Dick by Herman Melville (Queequeg) Tarzan series by Edgar Rice Burroughs Turok ...

10. A Six Pack of Stagger Lee
(Features/Gaming Articles)

... common variations (and in the interest of a snappy title for this article), I've come up with six different versions of Stagger Lee that you can use in your games. The "Real" Stagger Lee There are ...

11. Archetype of the Week: The Rookie
(Columns/Archetype of the Week)

... Coffee, Pop Culture Trivia, Quick Draw, Rules & Regulations, Self-Defense, Snappy Dresser, Sneaking, Sports Fan, Technology, Unnecessary Acrobatics, Video Games WWPHITM? Aaron Ashmore, Drew Barrymore, ...

12. Archetype of the Week: The Fool
(Columns/Archetype of the Week)

... Toy Collector, UFOology, Video Games, Yo-Yo WWPHITM? Jeff Anderson, Dietrich Bader, Adam Baldwin, Lucille Ball, Jason Bateman, Glenn Beck, Samantha Bee, Mel Blanc, Jeff Bridges, Lloyd Bridges, Josh ...

13. The Rules: Sword & Sorcery
(Features/Gaming Articles)

...  In most fantasy games, the heroes start out strong when measured against normal humans, but relatively weak and inexperienced compared to other heroes. Not so in pulp fantasy stories. The heroes start ...

14. Archetype of the Week: The Spook
(Columns/Archetype of the Week)

... and are therefore often found in games with Fortean elements--such as UFOs or monsters--that are kept secret from the general populace. They are also frequently present in more mainstream espionage ...

15. Fratboy of the Week: The Dupe
(Columns/Archetype of the Week)

... Cleaning, Comic Book Trivia, Computers, Dodge, Driving, Homework, Lookout, Math, RA Misdirection, Role Playing Games, Video Games, Vocabulary   WWPHITM? Michael Cerra, David Cross, Johnny Depp, Clark ...

16. Fratboy of the Week: The Outsider
(Columns/Archetype of the Week)

... History, Baseball, Breaking and Entering, Computers, Gaydar, Intimidation, Language (Specify), Martial Arts, Political Correctness, Pop Culture Trivia, Stealth, Video Games WWPHITM? Todd Bridges, Mario ...

17. Con Report: Egypt Wars 1
(Features/Convention Reports)

... (after all, I can run games for the Ogres any time), it turned out to be a lot of fun. The set-up for the game is that players are celebrities (preferably minor or washed-up ones) who work for Hollywood ...

18. Fratboy of the Week: The Nerd
(Columns/Archetype of the Week)

... Knows a Lot of Math Jokes, Math, Mythology, Physics, Star Wars Trivia, Tests Well, Toy Collector, Video Games, Web Design WWPHITM? Robert Carradine, Michael Cerra, John Cusack, John Cryer, Patrick ...

19. Fratboy of the Week: The Party Animal
(Columns/Archetype of the Week)

... Hex has run games in the past six or seven years, you've probably played in or at least heard about Fratboys Vs., because it's always successful and we run it a lot. The basic idea is this: You're fratboys. ...

20. The Squint
(Columns/Archetype of the Week)

... and hard science fiction. Wizards, alchemists, and sages could play a squint-like role in fantasy or historical games, but their methods would likely be very different from those used by modern scientists.  ...