Dimension Hopping

Game System News from Gary Gygax

There is a lot of talk lately about the  Dangerous Journeys* Multigenre 
Roleplaying Game System in general, and the Mythus* Fantasy Roleplaying Game 
module for that system. It's been about a year now since the initial release, 
and I think that we have a solid foundation there for you. The central rules 
are there in the Mythus game, and there are sufficient products for that 
particular genre to run a great campaign. What do we lack there? More details 
of critters, deity information, and adventure scenarios. All of those will 
certainly be covered in due course. The release of the Aerth* Bestiary 
certainly goes a good way toward filling the gap for critters -- and so too 
the information on Phaeree you'll find in issues of this magazine. Also, the 
great material in the City of Ascalon* playing aid will take care of a lot of 
adventuring needs.  

	As to other genres, we have the Unhallowed* Supernatural Roleplaying Game 
ready this year, and the redoubtable Mike McCulley is crafting a full-length 
adventure scenario to provide campaign support. How about the animals and 
Nasty Evils needed to fill in the opposition? Well, the Aerth Bestiary book 
and that for the Phaeree sphere will provide much in that regard. Obviously we 
need a work dealing with undead, demons, and the rest of their ilk. It will 
come along in due course.  

	Still on other genres, herein comes some introductory material I have put 
together for the third genre module in the Dangerous Journeys game system. I 
think it is the proverbial doozie, and I hope you enjoy it as much as I do. 
I'll say nothing more; go find it in this issue and read it for yourself. Be 
gentle though, Kindly Reader. the material is in first draft only, so there 
will be some gaffes and glitches for sure. Together we'll make it rightÉ 

(Omitted in this excerpt: notes regarding GDW, the TSR lawsuit, electronic and 
book products, new novels, etc.) 

© 1993 Gary Gygax. All Rights Reserved.

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