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Farewell to Lee Gold's Alarums & Excursions

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    copacetic@discuss.tchncs.de
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    Sadly, I just found out that it has ceased publication just shy of its 50th anniversary, and over 590 monthly issues.

    Alarums & Excursions was one of the longest running, if not the longest running APAs ever. It won numerous "best amateur magazine" awards, especially in the 80s and 90s, including being inducted into the Origins Hall of Fame in 2022.

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    Out of the Suitcase #54: Farewell to Lee Gold's Alarums & Excursions

    In June of 1975 – the same year Greg Stafford founded Chaosium – Lee Gold published the first issue of Alarums & Excursions. Sadly, I just found out that it has ceased publication just shy of its 50th anniversary, and over 590 monthly issues.

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      Sadly, I just found out that it has ceased publication just shy of its 50th anniversary, and over 590 monthly issues.

      Alarums & Excursions was one of the longest running, if not the longest running APAs ever. It won numerous "best amateur magazine" awards, especially in the 80s and 90s, including being inducted into the Origins Hall of Fame in 2022.

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      Out of the Suitcase #54: Farewell to Lee Gold's Alarums & Excursions

      In June of 1975 – the same year Greg Stafford founded Chaosium – Lee Gold published the first issue of Alarums & Excursions. Sadly, I just found out that it has ceased publication just shy of its 50th anniversary, and over 590 monthly issues.

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      Old school fantasy covers feel so nostalgic!

      Never heard of this specific publication. Does anyone have experience with it? Was it good?

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        Old school fantasy covers feel so nostalgic!

        Never heard of this specific publication. Does anyone have experience with it? Was it good?

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        It's the most influential publication on RPG designers that you never heard of. Most of the game design innovations that were made in the '70s, '80s, and '90s came from the pages of A&E in their embryonic form, and it still held quite a bit of impact in the '00s.

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          It's the most influential publication on RPG designers that you never heard of. Most of the game design innovations that were made in the '70s, '80s, and '90s came from the pages of A&E in their embryonic form, and it still held quite a bit of impact in the '00s.

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          It's the most influential publication on RPG designers that you never heard of.

          To be precise, I've never heard of any publication haha. They have never reached my country. Sometimes I stumble upon one, like this one, and learn about their story.

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