White Wolf Magazine 40 Earthdawn, Vampire the Masquerade

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Pg. 4
Runes
Editorial
Ken Cliffe
On the theme of Valentine\'s Day.
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Pg. 5
From the Pack
Reader/Fan Mail
(Reader Contribution)
\"Letters from our Readers\"
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Pg. 7
Industry Wired
News
Travis Lamar Williams
\"\'\'Industry Wired\'\' is a news column about upcoming releases from companies throughout the game
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Pg. 8
The White Wolf EAC
Article
Lyndi McKeeman
\"The White Wolf EAC is an Environmental Action Committee, a group of White Wolf employees concerned with the
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Pg. 9
Howling at the Moon
Article
Terry Amthor
Scott Jenkins
Ray Winninger
\"This installment of \'\'Howling\'\'\' features responses to last month\'s editorial. In WW 39, Travis
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Pg. 11
Out of Character... or "A Recipe for Salad Dressing"
Interview
James A. Moore
\"\'\'Out of Character\'\' is a column in which special folks in the game, comic, fiction, film and music
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Pg. 16
The WHITE WOLF Magazine Readers Choice Awards
Article
(Uncredited)
\"You\'ve seen the Oscars (yawn), you\'ve seen the Emmies (snore). Well now there\'s the Wolfies (hooray)!
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Pg. 17
The Things I'll Do for a Friend
Article
Sam Shirley
\"This is a light-hearted column in which we politely kidnap prominent game designers, tie them down and
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Pg. 18
O My Body!: Eroticism and Sensuality in Roleplaying
Article
Gregory Rucka
\"This article is about sex in roleplaying, but there\'s more to it than that. The moment we acknowledge that
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Pg. 24
Horror Has Many Faces: New Archetypes for Kult
Article
Jason Durall
\"\'\'\'Kult\'\'\', a game of dark, modern-day horror roleplaying, provides a number of interesting
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Pg. 26
Passage
Fiction
Thomas M. Kane
\"\'\'Passage\'\' is a story set in the world of FASA\'s \'\'\'Earthdawn\'\'\'. A tale of loss, desperation,
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Pg. 32
Toreador Blood Cults
Article
Stan!
\"\'\'\'Clanbook: Toreador\'\'\', the latest in the clan series, is released this month. Its author presents
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Pg. 40
Feature Review: Buck Rogers
Review
Ken Cliffe
Joshua Gabriel Timbrook
A review of High Adventure Cliffhangers: The Buck Rogers Adventure Game with counterpoint opinion.
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Pg. 42
Beyond the Parents' Basement
Article
Chris W. McCubbin
\"Welcome to a new, ongoing WHITE WOLF column. The idea here is to take a look at areas of popular culture,
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Like new:
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Good:
The book has been read but is in good condition. It has very minimal damage to the cover, including scuff marks, but no holes or tears. The dust jacket for hard covers may not be included. The binding has minimal wear. The majority of pages are undamaged with minimal creasing or tearing, minimal pencil underlining of text, no highlighting of text, and no writing in the margins. There are no missing pages. See the seller's listing for full details and a description of any imperfections.
Acceptable:
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