Seen at Historicon in Lancaster, PA, in the board game library: Some golden oldies here, including Dungeon!, Dark Tower, Dungeon Master, Dragon Strike, Nuclear War, Samurai Swords, and some Avalon Hill classics like D-Day and Tactics II.
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Seen at Historicon in Lancaster, PA, in the board game library: Some golden oldies here, including Dungeon!, Dark Tower, Dungeon Master, Dragon Strike, Nuclear War, Samurai Swords, and some Avalon Hill classics like D-Day and Tactics II.
USA 1986
Voyager I (Avalon Hill - Apple II - 1981)
Box art and select card artworks by Dimitri Patelis for the board game Cosmic Encounter (2000)
What RPG allows you to travel to the future to team up with the ghost of John Brown to violently overthrow corporate taskmasters? This week on the Vintage RPG Podcast, we look at Lords of Creation, my pick for the weirdest RPG ever made. Maybe. Designed by Tom “B/X” Moldvay, it’s one of the first multi-genre RPGs and it marked Avalon Hill’s (failed) first foray into RPGs. And, best of all, it is full of decisions that are just absolutely perplexing. A real testament to how easy it is from RPGs to get to the outer reaches of the bizarre.
Gargoyle
Avalon Hill
It’s finally done, 72 miniatures and I can finally show you the best thing about HeroQuest:
Demon’s Crest on the SNES
RuneQuest: Monster Coliseum ~ Avalon Hill (1985)
The Crossover We Needed, If Not The One We Deserved.