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Iridia 107 Is In The Mail

Started by Christian, September 28, 2009, 01:46:05 PM

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September 28, 2009, 01:46:05 PM
Apologies if this is the wrong forum...

September 28, 2009; Iridia No. 107; D&D 3.5/World of Darkness
20 page digest; $0 although trades, stamps or a nice note are welcome

After a three month break, Iridia is back! The issue kicks off with an extended On Point column. I talk about my new game blog, the OSR and my desire to keep this project going. The I dream in 25mm. column reviews the new Balor fig from Wizards. It's freaking awesome. The Actual Play column shares a new beastie I inflicted upon my group in our D&D 3.5 campaign. The nasty Red Cap will mess up your day! Finally, I offer six NPCs for the World of Darkness. I really enjoyed writing them and I hope that they can add to your chronicle.

You can receive a copy by mail or you can download a print-ready .pdf at //www.iridiazine.net
destination unknown is about laser bears and ghost crocodiles.
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