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The Challenge Magazine PDFs are excellent digital reproductions of this classic RPG magazine. The page and cover scans range from good to excellent quality (the covers may show some signs of wear from the original), and all text is fully searchable. I just wish they had gone the extra step to bookmark them as well.
This particular issue has a wealth of information for the Twilight: 2000, MegaTraveller, and Cyberpunk 2.0.2.0 RPGs, plus material for Dark Conspiracy, Call of Cthulhu, 2300, Space:1889, Shadowrun, Star Trek, the West End Star Wars RPG, and Renegade Legion. This issue contains two missing pages.
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The Challenge Magazine PDFs are excellent digital reproductions of this classic RPG magazine. The page and cover scans range from good to excellent quality (the covers may show some signs of wear from the original), and all text is fully searchable. I just wish they had gone the extra step to bookmark them as well.
This particular issue has a wealth of information for the Twilight: 2000, MegaTraveller, and Cyberpunk 2.0.2.0 RPGs, plus material for Call of Cthulhu, the West End Star Wars RPG, High Colonies, Star Trek, Shadowrun fiction, Space:1889, Dark Conspiracy, and Aliens.
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The Challenge Magazine PDFs are excellent digital reproductions of this classic RPG magazine. The page and cover scans range from good to excellent quality (the covers may show some signs of wear from the original), and all text is fully searchable. I just wish they had gone the extra step to bookmark them as well.
This particular issue has a wealth of information for the Twilight: 2000, MegaTraveller, Space: 1889 and Dark Conspiracy RPGs, plus articles for Shadowrun and Cyberpunk, and a Star Trek logic puzzle to solve. One page of this issue has been formatted upside down.
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The Challenge Magazine PDFs are excellent digital reproductions of this classic RPG magazine. The page and cover scans range from good to excellent quality (the covers may show some signs of wear from the original), and all text is fully searchable. I just wish they had gone the extra step to bookmark them as well.
This particular issue has a wealth of information for the Twilight: 2000, Traveller, and 2300 RPGs.
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The Challenge Magazine PDFs are excellent digital reproductions of this classic RPG magazine. The page and cover scans range from good to excellent quality (the covers may show some signs of wear from the original), and all text is fully searchable. I just wish they had gone the extra step to bookmark them as well.
This particular issue has a wealth of information for the Twilight: 2000, Traveller, and 2300 RPGs, as well as a solo adventure for the classic West End Star Wars RPG.
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The Challenge Magazine PDFs are excellent digital reproductions of this classic RPG magazine. The page and cover scans range from good to excellent quality (the covers may show some signs of wear from the original), and all text is fully searchable. I just wish they had gone the extra step to bookmark them as well.
This particular issue has a wealth of information for the Twilight: 2000, Traveller, and 2300 RPGs. Two pages contain artifacts – post-it notes that weren't removed before scanning, one of which obscures a paragraph of text in an article, while the other obscures an ad, and one page of a two-page world map is inverted.
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The Challenge Magazine PDFs are excellent digital reproductions of this classic RPG magazine. The page and cover scans range from good to excellent quality (the covers may show some signs of wear from the original), and all text is fully searchable. I just wish they had gone the extra step to bookmark them as well.
This particular issue has a wealth of information for the Twilight: 2000 and Traveller RPGs, plus an article for the Battletech game.
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The Challenge Magazine PDFs are excellent digital reproductions of this classic RPG magazine. The page and cover scans range from good to excellent quality (the covers may show some signs of wear from the original), and all text is fully searchable. I just wish they had gone the extra step to bookmark them as well.
This particular issue has a wealth of information for the Twilight: 2000, Traveller, and Amber RPGs.
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The Challenge Magazine PDFs are excellent digital reproductions of this classic RPG magazine. The page and cover scans range from good to excellent quality (the covers may show some signs of wear from the original), and all text is fully searchable. I just wish they had gone the extra step to bookmark them as well.
This particular issue has a wealth of information for the Twilight: 2000 and Traveller RPGs. One of the pages in this issue is upside down, but since it's the intro page for the JTAS section (with an image and very little usable text), it doesn't detract from the quality PDF very much.
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Strage Bedfellows is a well-written, well-constructed adventure that combines action, mystery, and intrigue. The locations that it is based around (three hamlets and a traveling circus troupe) are richly detailed, and would be very easy to work into an existing campaign for future adventures. Story hooks are provided to help ease the party into story - one of which involves the characters playing the smugglers.
The artwork is very good, layout and formatting are clear, well organized and easy to read. This is the first product I have read from Frog God Games, and I am looking forward to reading through some of their other offerings.
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Great character line art for use in fantasy RPGs (though this particular piece could also work in cyberpunk or urban fantasy setting).
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More hi-res black and white iconic character art from Toby Gregory, clearly influenced by the high quality art in early D&D hardcovers. This pensive scholarly warrior is taking a moment to think things through
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More hi-res black and white iconic character art from Toby Gregory, clearly influenced by the high quality art in early D&D hardcovers. This human war priest is brandishing his holy symbol to dispatch some vile evil - but has his trusty mace ready as a backup plan.
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More hi-res black and white iconic character art from Toby Gregory, clearly influenced by the high quality art in early D&D hardcovers. This angelic paladin with flaming sword appears to be ready to cleave something - or someone - in twain.
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More hi-res black and white iconic character art from Toby Gregory, clearly influenced by the high quality art in early D&D hardcovers. This elven seer is currently experiencing some sort of vision - you can tell by the smoke coming out of his eyes.
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