Econocon Atlanta, GA April 13, 2005 Chaoticon
14 Living
Drakon 8
The Deathknell Expansion Pack
contains a randomized selection
Dauntless adventurers arise from among the spirited races of the
warforged, shifters, changelings, This supplement for the D&D |
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172 Volume 25 Number 2 
New
Kid on the Block
by David Christ This series of articles is designed to take you from being the newest member of the RPGA and ordering your first home game event, to running a retail event at your local gaming store, to organizing a multiple-day convention at a convention center or hotel. So let me know what you think and if you have any issues you would like to see addressed in later columns. SO WHAT EXACTLY IS THE RPGA? The RPGA is an organization of people who promote Dungeons & Dragons and other D20 System games through organized events of various sizes. The RPGA is more than just an organization though; it is a community of friends. Its tens of thousands of people just like you who love to play games and have fun. From thousands of people playing at once at Gen Con Indy, to six people around a table in your dining room, we cater to groups of all sizes. MORE Gnome Advice on RPGA Reporting by Didier Monin 
Many of you have seen references to the elusive RPGA gnomesmasters of the database and all things technical, and we make sure all the wheels and gears of the RPGA system turn in the right directions and in the right order. We spend our days chasing bugs and gremlins and generally doing obscure gnome things to better the RPGA. Its true, gnomes are an industrious and reclusive people, but we
are also helpful, and we especially like to help people work our
gadgets. Well, I guess you could say I am the leader of these
elusive artificers, and thats why the higher-ups in the RPGA
gave me this column: to help you help us work our wondrous
toys. MORE
Fight
Against the Blight In the coming months, Living Greyhawk is launching a special campaign arc called Blight on Bright Sands. Part of the core line of adventures, this campaign arc is a little different than some of the campaign arcs weve done in the past. While parts of the arc will be playable by most existing Living Greyhawk players, the arc also features a group of adventures playable only by new characters created for the arc. While those new characters can come from the normal regions, the arc also unlocks the chance to play a character from the Bright Lands region, and those characters gain access to rules items from the recently released Sandstorm supplement. If you create a new character whose home is the Bright Lands,
such options as scabland half-orcs and badland dwarves are open to
you, along with Bright Desert variations to core classes and a host
of new feats and spells. But for D&D Rewards members, we
have something special to offer. MORE
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