Stefan Jones

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Boons from the Court of Twilight to aid Condor Boy on his journey to the rim of the world . . . GURPS Alphabet Arcane describes these and more -- 26 unusual items for GURPS Fantasy campaigns. Most of these magical artifacts are designed to be the focal point of an adventure, complete with NPC stats, . . . [read more]

Despite running the gamut from A to Z, GURPS Alphabet Arcane couldn't confine all its wonders to one supplement. Fortunately, there's GURPS Alphabet Arcane: Lost Serifs to provide some additional illumination from Stefan Jones (author of GURPS Uplift and MacGuffin Alphabet). Secrets revealed herein . . . [read more]

Space, Incorporated Welcome to the Corporate Worlds, where everything is for sale. If you have enough credit, you can buy a planet. If you're shrewd and efficient, you can make a profit from it. And if you can hire enough mercenaries, you may be able to keep it. This Space Atlas is your guide to the 25 . . . [read more]

Wizards of the Lost Colony 500 years ago, a half-million people vanished in space. Now their descendants have been found. What cultures have evolved in half a millennium? What alien works and ways have been discovered? What will the lost children of Earth think of the Universe that is now open for them . . . [read more]

T is for the Twisted Mind of Stefan Jones . . . Twenty-six ways to get get into trouble in a variety of science fiction settings! Whether it involves deciphering intelligence reports disseminated in comic books or being brainwashed by the most comfortable bed in the world, you'll find over two dozen . . . [read more]

It's the PDF magazine for roleplayers! Each month, Pyramid features a specific theme, to kick-start a new campaign or spice up an old one. This month, "Tools of the Trade: Wizards" includes: New accessories for necromancers, by GURPS Line Editor Sean Punch A new GURPS magical plot device by Alphabet Arcan . . . [read more]

Space Gamer #42 (cover date August 1981) boldly goes where few mags have gone before - and the articles are fun to read, too! In addition to the regular game reviews, news, and letters, this issue features old-school sci-fi action, including a retrospective of Star Fleet Battles (by its creator, Steve . . . [read more]

Space Gamer #50 (cover date April 1982) shoots first and answers questions later, with a trunk full of classic gamer goodness. In addition to the regular game reviews, news, and letters, this issue includes "Sunday Drivers," a Car Wars supplement for two to three players and a referee; "Periastron," the . . . [read more]

Space Gamer #51 (cover date May 1982) reveals that yesterday's future is today's nostalgia -- and the articles are fun to read, too! In addition to the regular game reviews, news, and letters, this issue includes "School Holiday," a Champions adventure written by renowned author Aaron Allston; "Magic . . . [read more]

Space Gamer #56 (cover date October 1982) gives you a world between its covers, with room for more! Scientists agree: Here's a gallon of fun jammed into a quart-sized container. In addition to the regular game reviews, news, and letters, this issue includes "Unnight," an in-depth world setting for Space . . . [read more]

Space Gamer #65 (cover date September-October 1983) is a collection of nostalgic nuggets in a bulging bundle. It's all that and a bag of microchips! In addition to the regular game reviews, news, and letters, this issue includes superheroes in The Fantasy Trip; fleet tactics for Star Fleet Battles; designer's . . . [read more]

Are you looking for something old and something new? With Space Gamer #73 (cover date March-April 1985), you'll have joy, you'll have fun, you'll have spaceships filled with guns . . . well, maybe not the last one. In addition to the regular game reviews, news, and letters, this issue focusses on urban . . . [read more]