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ABYSS MAGAZINE Abyss is the magazine for intelligent gamers. It presents a refreshingly candid view of the gaming world, with articles on many topics from the finest writers, including David Hargrave, Eric Olson, David Nalle, Lew Bryson, Ian Hense, Ken Rolston, Ron Pehr, and others. A wide range of topics are covered Each issue, and there are regular features on world design, mythology, monsters, magic items, character types, reviews, news and fiction. All material is generally suited to role-playing games or written for a popular game like AD&D, GURPS, Call of Cthulhu, Champions, RuneQuest and Ysgarth. Abyss was founded in 1979 and has published almost 50 issues since then, growing steadily in size and popularity, because it provides an imaginative and challenging alternative to the ‘lowest-common-denominator’ oriented articles in the large magazines. Abyss has been nominated as ‘Best Small Magazine’ in the Origins Awards five times and won the SIGMA Award as Best Gaming Periodical in 1987 & 1990. We aim at a readership of mature gamers trying to increase the depth and realism of their games and use the greater potential of role playing. Abyss isn’t like other magazines which cater to the average gamer. It is for those of us who have great imagination and wish to face newer and more formidable challenges. Abyss is published more or less bi-monthly. Since #41 Abyss has been in a in a full-sized format. A sample copy is $2. Subscriptions are $10 for 6 issues, $18 for 12, or $25 for 18. Overseas rates are $15/6 and $25/12. Back issues are available on a limited basis (#s 4-33 are available. Order #s are 1004-1048. Back issue prices vary and there are special deals available on some overstocked issues. Back issue index is $2. YSGARTH ROLE-PLAYING SYSTEM Ysgarth has revolutionized the world of role-playing. It was the first truly believable and skill-oriented system to emphasize background and character development, while remaining fun and flexible. We are constantly playtesting and working on the game system so that we can make sure that with every new edition it is the most progressive and up to date role-playing system on the market. Ysgarth has been heralded as the start of a new generation in role-playing, and called ‘the best FRP buy of this or any year’ by Spacegamer Magazine. The 4th edition of Ysgarth was nominated as ‘Best Role-Playing Game’ in the Origins Awards for 1984 and the 5th edition garnered two nominations as ‘Best Role-Playing Game’ in the SIGMA Awards from 1987 and 1988. Ysgarth is a skill based system. It lets you create the character you want, with an original personality, in a complete and believable world background. It is uniquely flexible, realistic and playable. Ysgarth will give you your greatest opportunities for imaginative adventure. The best thing about Ysgarth is that we never rest on our laurels. It is a living system from an active campaign, and is being constantly playtested and improved. The classic 4th edition has been out of print for a while and the 5th edition has just gone out of print, but in our constant effort to offer you the best, we are about to release the new sixth edition. It includes all of the material which was in the earlier editions, plus lots of additional background material and completely updated mechanics. It’s the simplest most flexible fantasy system ever. The 6th edition will be released in two books, The Ysgarth System and The World of Ysgarth. The first book will contain all of the mechanics for character creation, skills, combat, magic and religion. The second book will be all world background, campaign information, adventures and world design guidelines. Each book will be over 100 pages of text, profusely illustrated and reasonably priced. The sixth edition maintains the traditions of Ysgarth in a more streamlined form allowing for maximum realism and playability. Among the features which make Ysgarth unique are a single-roll hit and location system for combat, fully customizable spell casting with spells integrated into the skill system, actual mechanics and systems for race and society design, skills learned in groupings which encourage diversity, racial benefits which help focus skills, and many other features which make the game as flexible and comprehensive as possible. This edition is fully compatible with adventures and supplements for the previous edition so the wide range of supporting material will still be available. Individually the books of the sixth edition of Ysgarth will sell for $12 each. As a set they will sell for $20. But for a limited time you can pre-order the set for only $15 and it will be shipped as soon as it is released. (4600) TO CHALLENGE TOMORROW To Challenge Tomorrow is a flexible and innovative role-playing system, designed to be playable in Science Fiction and Historical backgrounds of all sorts. It is uniquely simple and realistic, covering many possibilities: espionage, military, occult, stellar exploration, and time travel. Dragon magazine said of TCT: ‘the mechanics are appealing, the ideas are attractive’. The second edition of TCT was nominated as ‘Best Role-Playing Game’ in the Origins Awards for 1983. To Challenge Tomorrow is designed for flexible use in any situation, with comprehensive mechanics and skill lists. It is the first system to provide mechanics which are really independent and not tied down to any single period or world, while still fun and playable. TCT is the most flexible skill based system available, so you can create characters with real personality free from arbitrary limits. The basic rules of TCT are now available in a single booklet with complete mechanics for use with any of the dozen background supplements already in print. Although the second edition of the complete rules is currently out of print, the third edition will be released shortly, in a single volume, and can be ordered in advance. It contains all the basic mechanics that are in the basic rules, plus expanded skill descriptions, background and setting design guidelines, campaign settings and several adventures. The basic rules for To Challenge Tomorrow are only $4 (6301). The new fourth edition rules can be ordered in advance for only $12 (6300), including both the basic rules and the settings book. They will ship in the fall of 1992. Give TCT a try and experience the future of roleplaying. Ysgarth Supplements While Ysgarth is a complete and fully developed system, the ideas just keep coming. These supplements expand and improve the rules, exploring various aspects of the system, play and world design. Each also includes a complete adventure scenario. As scenarios are mostly background oriented, they remain compatible with the new edition of Ysgarth. Each supplement is $4, but you can order any 4 at a combined price of $12. All prices given include postage. #1: The Wine of the Moon - Examines several areas of play and includes a full adventure, as well as new skills, character professions, experience system, gods, a Question and Answer section and more. ($4) (4201) #2: Creatures Fair and Fell - Concentrates on presenting many new characters and creatures and includes new rules for combat and a complete adventure. ($4) (4202) #3: Expanding Worlds - Provides dozens of new races for play plus new skills, a cumulative skill list and a full adventure. ($4.) (4203) #4: The Ancient Powers - Contains information on ancient forces and the creation of Ysgarth, plus information on other powerful entities. ($4) (4204) WorldBook Series #1: Ysgarth - Complete detail and background for the world of Ysgarth. This book is similar to, but not identical to WorldCraft from the 5th edition of Ysgarth. It contains additional material and background and a different set of adventures, designed for play with other rule systems. ($7) (3101) (Spring ’92) #2: Uttgart - Presents background, adventures, characters and creatures for a whole new world for higher power play than Ysgarth. . ($5) (3102) (Spring ’92) #3: Isgartt - The third ‘Worldbook’, covering a detailed world of lower power play than Ysgarth or Uttgart. ($5) (3103) (Winter ’92) #4: Skakrodjar - The home world of the demons of Ysgarth’s Abyss in the days before their diaspora, a dangerous and deadly land. ($5) (3104) (Summer ’93) #5: Abaddon - A world based on biblical mythology and the poetry of William Blake. Strange and wonderful. ($5) (3105) (Fall ’92) #6: Tolemeias - The first complete city setting worldbook, focusing on the great city state of Ysgarth. ($5) (3106) (Fall '92) #7: Jahannam - The eastern lands of Ysgarth examined in detail. A challenging and unusual setting. ($5) (3107) (Spring '93) TCT GAMES & BACKGROUNDS As To Challenge Tomorrow is a modularly designed game, not all the background you may want for a given period can fit into the basic game. Thus, we are releasing a series of special expansion sets on specific backgrounds. Note that supplements will not necessarily be released in the order listed. Triad - This presents a far-future background, with additional rules, more weapons, and three scenarios, plus lots of background. The newly released second edition includes full game mechanics. ($10) (6201) London by Night - This introduces the period of the 1890s in London, with all of the myths history and fiction that the period has accumulated plus rules, maps, a detailed guide to the city, and four scenarios. The new second edition includes complete game mechanics. ($10) (6202) Challengers - This is a complete superhero role-playing game in itself, featuring revised and updated TCT mechanics with rules for running an innovative superhero campaign, with over 100 powers, six adventures and dozens of villains. Challengers is a very flexible superhero system ideally suited to play with low-power characters. ($10) (6203) By the Gods - Complete rules for mythological role-playing, with a revised version of the basic TCT mechanics as well as rules for use with Challengers Includes three adventures in different myth backgrounds. The basic rules are only $4 (6207), but they are also available with a discounted copy of Pantheon, our complete mythological sourcebook, for $12 (6207X). Guns at Noon - This expansion will provide background and scenarios for playing the wild west of 19th century America. ($5) (6204) (Summer ’92) Crosstime - This expansion provides background, mechanics and scenarios for time-travelling adventures. ($5) (6205) (Fall ’92) Jolly Roger - Background and adventures for the age of piracy, with extensive scenarios and historical background. ($5) (6206) (Spring ’93) Triad II: Beyond Ishtar - An expansion to the Triad background, with additional worlds and adventures. Also compatible with Hero System and Traveller. ($5) (6208) (Summer ’92) Dark Continents - An expansion to take London by Night into the colonial setting, with more background and adventures including both supernatural and historical scenarios. Also compatible with Call of Cthulhu, Hero System and GURPS. Winner of the 1990 Sigma Award as Best RPG Aid. ($6) (6209) Cyberia - The original cyberpunk role-playing game. Features complete TCT mechanics, specialized background and modifications, three adventures, general game-master aids and background characters. Conversion for GURPS and Hero System included. ($10) (6210) EsperAgents - A game of psychic espionage set in the near future. EsperAgents shares a common background with Cyberia and Challengers and allows players to take the roles of psychic superspies fighting supernatural forces and enemy agents. ($10) (6211) Adventures of the New Odyssians - Another Victorian period adventure supplement. No rules or new mechanics here, just six great adventures set at the height of the British empire, with special campaign background for characters who are members of London’s club society. ($6) (6212) (Summer '92) Shakespearean Adventures I: Shakespeare’s Italy - A collection of adventures with conversion rules for a number of other games, all based on Shakespeare’s Italian plays, including Romeo & Juliet, Merchant of Venice, The Tempest and Othello. ($6) (6213) (Fall ’92) YSGARTH ADVENTURES This is a series of adventures set in the low entropy world of Ysgarth. All are complete and fully suited to play with Ysgarth or AD&D. They are $4 each including postage or $12 for a 4 adventure subscription. #1: Blood Tribute - An introduction to the world for new characters of 1st-3rd levels. It has information on character development and background. (2101) #2: Lost Colony - This carries on in search of a lost village, with additional background. For characters of 2nd-4th levels. (2102) #3: Holy City of Arberth - This puts characters into a world of politics and intrigue in a major city. For character levels 3-5. (2103) #4: Prince of Prydein - Characters move up in the world of international intrigue and espionage between neighboring countries. For levels 4-6. (2104) #5: Street Shadows - An introduction to the largest city of Ysgarth and some of the dangers and challenges to be found there. For levels 1-6. (2105) #6: Dark Waters - Murder and magic on the banks of the Cynfael river in the slums of Ptolemeias. For character levels 2-6. (2106) #7: Black Altars - Characters of 3rd-8th levels become embroiled in strange happenings on the Street of the Gods. (2107) #8: Palaces of Night - Characters of 4th-9th level enter the high society of the city of Tolemeias. (2108) (Spring ’91) JAHANNAM ADVENTURES This is a series of adventures set in the medium entropy world of Jahannam, which has a middle-eastern background. All are complete and fully suited to play with Ysgarth or AD&D. They are $4 each including postage or $12 for a 4 adventure subscription. #1: Kahldath the Messiah - This is an outstanding introduction to the series in which characters are sent to slay a revolutionary. (2001) #2: The Maghrib - The wits of the characters are pitted against the deadliest desert in the world. For character levels 2-6. (2002) #3: Demonspawn - Characters of 4th-8th level must face down the demon lord Arekitach in his citadel to save their very souls. (2003) #4: Ravensgate - This is an introduction to the slums and back alleys of Carzal, the capital of Ilchania. For character levels 1-4. (2004) #5: Double Doom - Two adventures in one, one among the tribe of the Khazak and the other in a lost temple. Both for levels 2-5. (2005) #6: Corsairs of Cythera - A sea adventure in which characters must win over a pirate king to save an empire. For levels 3-6. Received an honorable mention as ‘Best Role-Playing Adventure’ in the 1982 Origins Awards. (2006) #7: Tower of the Stormlords - Characters of 8th-15th levels must face the wrath of the King of the Ifrits in his tower eyrie. (2007) #8: Mithraeum at Zergendeh - characters in this adventure retrieve a holy chalice from a desecrated temple. For levels 4-7. (2008) #9: Hills of Binazmia - In this adventure characters have the choice to join or betray a group of fanatic rebels. For characters of levels 5-8. (2009) #10: Rivermasters of Arania - Characters move north to encounter the strange merchants and heroes of the Kingdom of Arania while on a trading mission. For character levels 6-9. (2010) #11: Raiders of the Desert - An introduction for characters new to the world of Jahannam, levels 1-3. (2011) (Spring ’92) UTTGART ADVENTURES This is a series of adventures set in the high entropy world of Uttgart. All are complete and fully suited to play with Ysgarth or AD&D. They are $4 each including postage or $12 for a 4 adventure subscription. #1: Ring of Gilrod - This starts new characters out in a challenging fix which they must escape from. For characters of levels 1-3. (2201) #2: Mountains of Ikurna - This draws the characters into some major aspects of life in the wilds of Uttgart. For characters of levels 2-5. (2202) #3: Fair at Tezkorel - This puts the characters into a surprising situation at a pleasant country fair. Levels 3-7. (2203) #4: Pride of Ogyane - Characters move into higher circles, meeting some of the legends of Uttgart. For characters of levels 4-8. (2204) #5: Citadel of Zushran - An interesting trip to the ruins of a fallen ocean empire and the dire things which remain in its capital. For levels 5-9. Nominated as ‘Best Role-Playing Adventure’ in the Origins Awards for 1984. (2205) #6: Challenge of the Toymaker - Characters must solve the twisted riddle of a demented arch-mage. Character Levels 6-10. (2206) #7: A New Beginning - For starting characters born in the ruins of the Dyvani Empire. Levels 1-5. (2207) (Summer ’92) #8: The Legacy of Zeron - On the trail of the sword of the north, legendary weapon of Zeron of Lokrono. Levels 3-7. (Fall ‘92) GAME AIDS & RESOURCES We have published a series of game aids for use with any role-playing system, designed to detail specific aspects of history or topics relevant to gaming. Weres - A guide to the mythology of lycanthropy with mechanics and ideas for using weres in role-playing campaigns. Now available in an enlarged and revised edition. ($3) (3001) Siege and Fortress - An extensive guide to the design, defense and capture of medieval fortifications for role-players, miniaturists and wargamers alike. Features over 180 maps and sketches, with extensive text by Lew Bryson, Dave Nalle and Rick Bueker. Siege and Fortress was selected as the ‘Best Strategy Game Aid’ in the 1987 SIGMA Awards. It is now available in a revised second edition. ($7) (3003) Firepower! - a complete guide to modern period firearms for use with any game system. Includes detailed analysis, characteristics and assessments, plus conversion mechanics for use with To Challenge Tomorrow and other games. ($7) (3004) Pantheon - Complete mythological background aid, with detailed, accurate material (much more accurate than other such aids) on the major mythologies of ancient Europe. Ideal for role-players or mythology buffs in general. In a completely redesigned and revised edition with color cover. Winner of 1991 Sigma Award as Best RPG Aid. ($10) (3201) Pantheon II - The sequel to Pantheon, an examination of the myths and legends of the orient in great detail, with profuse illustrations and general mythological analysis. Faturing a full-color cover. ($10) (3202) Art of Role-Playing Vol I: The Player & the Role - a complete guide to the style, substance and technique of masterful and creative role-playing from authors including Dave Nalle, Eric Olson and David Hargrave. A must for any player who wants to make the most of their characters. Profusely illustrated with a full-color cover. ($6) (3301) Art of Role-Playing Vol II: The GameMaster and His World-a guide to role-playing and campaign design for the creative GameMaster and imaginative world builder. Includes articles on magic, geography, adventure design, religion and dozens of other topics. ($6) (3302) CAMPAIGN MAPS Land of Ysgarth: Complete map of the area west of the great Abyss, showing towns, rivers and topographical features. 22x34 inches. ($5) (3211) Land of Jahannam: Companion to the Ysgarth map. The territory east of the Abyss, as far as the borders of the Maghrib. 22x34 inches. ($5) (3212) Land of Arojika: Goes with Ysgarth and Jahannam, the southern continent of the world. 22x34 inches ($5) (3213) Land of Sindh: Completes the Ysgarth series, shows lands to the far east, including Sindh and Cipanga. 22x34 inches. ($4) (3214) (Spring ‘92) City of Tolemeias: Detailed map of Tolemeias with streets and points of interest with an extensive key. 17x22 inches. ($4) (3221) Tolemeias in Detail: Building by building guide to Tolemeias with floor plans and guidebook. 33x51 inches. ($10) (3222) (Summer ‘92) Southern Ceredigiawn and Ystrad Tywi: Map of the area around Tolemeias, including cities, castles and geography. 11x17 inches. ($3) (3223) Lloegir & Prydein: Regional map of southern Gael kingdoms. Includes castles and lesser counties. 11x17 inches. ($3) (3224) The City of Tibrum: Detailed map of the capital of the Saes Empire, with extensive guide. 11x17 inches. ($4) (3225) (Summer ‘92) The City of Carzal: Detailed maps of the capital of Ilchania, largest city in Jahannam. 11x17 inches. ($4) (3226) (Fall ‘92) The Kingdom of Arania: Map of the northernmost territory in Jahannam, with city insets. 22x17 inches. ($4) (3227) (Fall ‘92) The City of Baelnok: Detailed street map of the capital of Morganwc, showing temples and other points of interest. 11x17 inches. ($3) (3228) The World of Uttgart: Detailed map of Uttgart from Lokrono to the Great Sea of Chunor with topography and political lines. 17x22 in. ($4) (3221) The Great Reach: First campaign map for the world of Isgartt, showing the major portions of the Great Reach. 17x44 inches. ($5) (3231) Victorian England: A complete map of England in the 1890s from Baedeker’s guide. 11x17 inches. ($3) (3241) Victorian Scotland: A detailed map of Scotland in 1888 from Black’s guide. 11x17 inches ($3) (3242) Victorian London: Street map of London in 1892, ideal for Holmesian mystery campaigns. From Baedeker’s. 11x17 inches. ($3) (3243) Victorian Empires: Map of African and the Far East during the Victorian period from Cook’s guide. 11x17 inches. ($3) (3244) The American West: Map of the western areas of the United States during the 1880s. 11x17 in ches. ($3) (3245) Colonial India: Map of India in 1884. From Bradshaw’s guide. 11x17 inches. ($3) (3246) Colonial Australia & New Zealand: Map of British pacific colonies in 1884. From Bradshaw’s guide. 11x17 inches. ($3) (3247) Victorian Paris: Complete street map of Paris at the turn of the century. From Baedeker’s. 11x17 inches. ($3) (3248) Scandinavia, 1903: Detailed map of Sweden and Norway in the late Victorian period from Griebens guide. 11x17 inches. ($3) (3249) Rio de Janaero: Rio in the roaring twenties. Great for Call of Cthulhu period games. 11x17 inches. ($3) (3251) The Carribean: Contemporary map of the Carribean region during the age of piracy. Navigational features. 11x17 inches. ($3) (3261) The Atlantic: Contemporary navigational map of the Atlantic during the age of piracy. 11x17 inches. ($3) (3262) DUEL MAGICAL Duel Magical is a fun little game of magical combat in an arena-type situation. It features a wide variety of spells and strategies, a simple and complete magic system, and is easy to learn. It uses no dice and includes a solo scenario. ($4) (5001) FIELD OF HONOR Field of Honor is one of our best selling mini-games. It is a simulation of traditional chivalric jousting, covering a wide range of possibilities and techniques in great detail. As the topic is limited, it allows great accuracy and flexibility of play. There are scenarios for 2 to 6 players, with rules for campaign play, experience and many different strategies. Field of Honor is the ultimate simulation of mounted combat in the chivalric age and can be played over and over again without losing interest. It can also be easily adapted to most role-playing systems. The new revised edition contains a map board, rules, counters and record sheets. $5 (5003) POPES & PRINCES Conflict and Politics in the Hundred Years War Popes & Princes has been in the works for more than 10 years. It is the comprehensive economic, military and political game of the Hundred Years War for up to 20 players. Play includes rules for military conflict on large or small scale, Papal politics, trade and exploitation in France, England and Italy. It features five map sections (a total map size of 17x55 in), over 100 playing cards, counters for 10 players and the complete rules in a sturdy box. Playing Popes & Princes you will believe that you are in control of a great noble family of the 14th century, fighting to rule Europe and to dominate the Church. This is the most extensive and challenging boardgame we have published to date and it will knock your socks off. ($16) (5007) NIGHTMARE REALM Nightmare Realm is a strategy game for up to 6 players. Each player takes the role of a lord of the dream realm, competing to save or slay young Eleanor before she awakens at dawn. Each player commands a horde of magical creatures, has special powers and can use spells and magic items. Strategy is very sophisticated and the game system is extremely flexible. The box includes rules, 7 map sections, counters and playing cards, all extensively illustrated. Advance order price is $10. (5008) (Summer '92) PSYCHOS & SLASHERS This is a series of card games which present the silliest aspects of ‘B’ horror films. You become a psychotic killer stalking innocent victims, competing with other mad slashers to acquire the choicest morsels. They refused to let us run demos at Gencon and Dragon Magazine won’t run our ads, but you can still play these sick little games. Vol I - Suburban Slasher: Experience the joys of slashing in suburbia with this introductory set of 96 cards. Features The Unknown from Beyond, The Gibbering Foulness, Ralph the Killer Rebo, Mad Mom and Sonny Boy, plus a juicy assortment of weapons and victims. Nominated ‘Best Fantasy Boardgame’ in 1986 Origins Awards. (5201) ($8) Vol II - Kamp Killjoy: Run amok at summer camp, sending campers and counselors to their well deserved ends. Contains complete rules and additional cards to be used separatly or with Vol I. Includes Sergeant, Counselor Bob, Viscount Bloodula, plus a full selection of killers, weapons and victims. (5202) ($7) Vol III - Psychotic Settings: A set of special cards detailing appopriate environments for encounters between killers and their victims, with all of the special benefits and liabilities of different settings. Also included are basic rules for creating a Psychos & Slashers role-playing world. Winner of the 1989 Sigma Award as best boardgame. (5203) ($7) Companion I - Bag o’ Bits: A collection of additional Settings, Victims, Killers, and Weapons to make Kamp Killjoy and Suburban Slasher more fully compatible with Psychotic Settings. (5204) ($6) Companion II - Killers by Design: A system for designing your own killers and expanding Psychos and Slashers into a full-fledged role-playing campaign. (5205) ($5) SEAFARING ADVENTURE Middle Passage is the outstanding boardgame of trade in the Atlantic from 1680-1830. It has just been released in a completely revised and re-packaged second edition. Middle Passage is a detailed military and economic game which can be played on a number of different levels, and allows for considerable strategic variation. Players create ships, own shipping companies, carry commodities from port to port for profit, or become pirates or privateers. There are rules for a military game as well, and a rules for wars and encounters. All in all it is a fun and believable simulation of sea-trade by sail, with mechanics which let you make your own strategies. Included in the game are stand-up game pieces for six players, record sheets, cards, rules and a large 17x22 map. Middle Passage is only $10 including postage. (5004) Passage to Cathay is the first in a series of innovative Middle Passage companion games. It is now also out in a revised and expanded edition. Passage to Cathay is designed by Eric Olson, and is a complete game playable by itself, or usable in combination with Middle Passage. Passage To Cathay deals with trade in the Indian Ocean during both the age of the explorers and the development of colonial empires. It introduces new ports, nations and trade goods, and not only contains complete rules, but also special rules for use with Middle Passage to create a double game. The game includes counters for 6 players, an 17x22 map, all the rules, charts and record sheets. It was nominated as ‘Best Pre-20th Century Boardgame’ in the Origins Awards for 1984. The new edition of Passage to Cathay is $7 including postage. (5005) Pacific Passage is the third in the series. It expands the game into he Pacific Ocean and covers the later period of Pacific piracy. It uses the same basic game system and can be played on its own or in combination with Middle Passage and Passage to Cathay. It adds Russia and Japan as player nations and has several new commodities as well. Pacific Passage is $7, but will not be available until the fall of 1992, at which time a boxed set of all three games will be available for $18. (5006) OTHER PROJECTS Ragnarok is expanding its horizons. We are working on a number of new games and products, including computer versions of Field of Honor and Middle Passage. An online, multi-player of Field of Honor can be played on Necropolis of Dreams Bulletin Board at 512/472-6905 or 512/472-6220, which features several online RPGs, including Ysgarth and Cyberia. We are also working on several play-by-mail games, including A Crown of Stars, Hundred Years War and Middle Passage. RAGNAROK PO Box 140333 Austin, TX 78714 Voice Phone: 512/472-6535 Data Phone: 512/472-6905 Fax Phone: 512/472-6220 America Online: RagnarokGC Compuserve: 76307,3054 Internet: dfn@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu On orders of less than $20 include $1 per item for postage. We pay postage on all orders of $20 or more. Shipment is normally by US Mail or by UPS. Allow 2-6 Weeks for delivery on most orders. If you want faster delivery, we can ship any order within the US by UPS ground for an additional $3, by 2 day air for an additional $5 or by next day express for an additional $10. COD orders are ccepted by phone. Overseas orders should add 15% for surface shipment or 25% for delivery by air. 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