Aaron Allston: Game Credits

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Games and Game Supplements

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• Sorted By Year of Publication (Titles Only)
• Sorted By Publisher (Titles Only)
Honors and Awards

• Honors and Awards
Editing

• Games and Game Supplements
• Computer Game Documentation
• Magazines
Other Contributions

• Adventure Games
• Computer and Network Games
Magazine Pieces

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• Editorial Columns
• Reviews

Games and Game Supplements

Sorted By Name
	Autoduel Champions (Game Release #2.) Supplement for the Car Wars and Espionage games. Allowed players of the Steve Jackson Games boardgame Car Wars and the Hero Games role-playing game Espionage to combine rules and game settings. Published July, 1983 by Steve Jackson Games. (Cover by Denis Loubet.)
	Blood and Dr. McQuark, The (Game Release #12.) Supplement for the Champions game (1st-3rd editions). Describes the Blood, a family of super-mutants with a very strange background, to act as NPCs in a superhero world, and Dr. McQuark, a gadget-maker for comic-book-style campaigns. Published October, 1985 by Hero Games. (The Blood portion written by Allston; Dr. McQuark portion written by Patrick E. Bradley.) (Cover by Glen Johnson.)
	Champions (5th Edition) (Game Release #45.) Supplement for the Hero System Fifth Edition game. Explains how to create and play superhero campaigns within the Hero System rules. Published August, 2002 by Hero Games. (Portions, including many sidebars and the Champions superhero team and opponents, written by Steven S. Long.) (Cover by Storn Cook.)
	Circle and M.E.T.E., The (Game Release #3.) Supplement for the Champions game (1st-3rd editions). Describes two organizations: The Circle, a school for magicians in a superhero world, and M.E.T.E., an enclave for extraterrestrials stranded on Earth. Published 1983 by Hero Games. (Cover by Denis Loubet.) "If the succeeding books in the Organization series are as good as this one, Hero Games should have some winners on its hands." — Space Gamer.
	Complete Fighter's Handbook (Game Release #29.) Supplement for the AD&D game. Provides many optional rules for fighter characters. Published December, 1989 by TSR Inc. The complete text of the Complete Fighter's Handbook was included in the AD&D Core Rules 2.0 Expansion CD-ROM from Evermore Entertainment; it appeared in .RTF, .HTML, and .HLP (Windows Help) formats.
	Complete Ninja's Handbook (Game Release #42.) Supplement for the AD&D game. Rules for the new/revised ninja character class. Published August, 1995 by TSR Inc. "... The Complete Ninja's Handbook stands a first-rate resource, another notch in the belt for one of the industry's top designers." — Dragon, February 1996.
	Complete Priest's Handbook (Game Release #31.) Supplement for the AD&D game. Provides many optional rules and design choices for players and DMs of cleric characters. Published June, 1990 by TSR Inc. The complete text of the Complete Priest's Handbook was included in the AD&D Core Rules 2.0 Expansion CD-ROM from Evermore Entertainment; it appeared in .RTF, .HTML, and .HLP (Windows Help) formats. "Bravo! (Or do I mean `Hallelujah'?)" — Dragon, January 1991.
	Crash City (Game Release #1.) Supplement for the Car Wars boardgame. City militia vs. a predatory bike gang. Published 1982 by Steve Jackson Games. (Written with Stefan Jones.) (Cover by Denis Loubet.) Trivia: The supplement was originally published as Sunday Drivers, first as an article in Space Gamer magazine and then as a game supplement.
	Crime Fighter (Game Release #22.) Police Role-Playing Game. A complete, stand-alone role-playing game with simple rules; simulates the sort of police story found in TV shows such as Adam-12. Published August, 1988 by Task Force Games. "... Crime Fighter features a slick, clever design by Aaron Allston that perfectly captures the campy tone of its source material... Fresh, imaginative, and fun, Crime Fighter is the best game of its type." — The Complete Guide to Role-Playing Games.
	Cugel's Compendium of Indispensable Advantages (Game Release #44.) Supplement for the Dying Earth game. Describes treasures, tactics, and techniques for rogues in the Dying Earth setting. Published October, 2001 by Pelgrane Press. (Written with Robin D. Laws, Phil Masters, and "fellow rogues.") (Cover by Ralph Horsley.)
	Dawn of the Emperors (Game Release #26.) Boxed supplement for the D&D game. Describes the corrupt, warring empires of Thyatis and Alphatia on the world of Mystara. Published August, 1989 by TSR Inc. (Cover by Clyde Caldwell.) Trivia: The game supplement was originally to be titled Twilight of the Empires. Status: In print in a .PDF edition, available from Paizo Publishing.
	Dungeon Master's Design Kit (Game Release #24.) Supplement for the AD&D game. A toolkit for creating adventures; includes the Adventure Cookbook sometimes used at conventions to teach game-mastering technique. Published October, 1988 by TSR Inc. (Written with Harold Johnson.) (Cover by Keith Parkinson.)
	Dungeons & Dragons Rules Cyclopedia (Game Release #36.) Compiled hardback version of the D&D rules, replacing Basic, Expert, Companion, Masters boxed sets. Published October, 1991 by TSR Inc. (Developed from the work of numerous previous D&D designers.) (Cover by Jeff Easley.) "... this stunningly comprehensive volume begins where the revised D&D set barely scratches the surface... Best of all, the material is a joy to read... This is a must for serious fans." — Dragon, August 1992. Status: In print in a .PDF edition, available from Paizo Publishing.
	Dwarves of Rockhome, The (Game Release #21.) Supplement for the D&D game. Describes the dwarven nation on the world of Mystara. Published May, 1988 by TSR Inc. (Cover by Clyde Caldwell.) Status: In print in a .PDF edition, available from Paizo Publishing.
	Gauntlet, The (Game Release #14.) Solo adventure for Car Wars, Battlecars, and Highway 2000. Describes a testing ground for auto-combat vehicles. Published 1986 by Task Force Games. (Cover by David Martin.)
	Ghostbusters International (Game Release #27.) Licensed Role-Playing Game. A complete, stand-alone role-playing game that recreates the comedy/horror feel of the movie series. Published August, 1989 by West End Games. (Written with Douglas Kaufman.) Trivia: The game was originally to be a supplement to the original Ghostbuster game and titled Advanced Ghostbusters.
	Grand Duchy of Karameikos (Game Release #18.) Supplement for the D&D game. Describes the nation of Karameikos, starting-point for many adventurer characters on the world of Mystara. Much of this material appears in the later Karameikos: Kingdom of Adventure. Published 1987 by TSR Inc. (Cover by Clyde Caldwell.) "... a rich resource book for dungeon masters seeking to create that sense of wonder that a finely developed game world can bring." — Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine. Status: In print in a .PDF edition, available from Paizo Publishing.
	GURPS Autoduel, 1st Edition (Game Release #15.) Supplement for the GURPS game. Describes the world-setting of the Car Wars series in role-playing game form. Published 1986 by Steve Jackson Games. (Written with Scott Haring.) (Cover by Denis Loubet.) "Entertaining, impressive, and just plausible enough as a setting for vehicular homicide on an epic scale..." — Dragon.
	GURPS Harkwood (Game Release #20.) Adventure for the GURPS Fantasy game. Describes a barony in the GURPS low-magic fantasy setting of Caithness on the GURPS world of Yrth; presents a mystery in which the game-master may choose the mastermind behind it all. Published May, 1988 by Steve Jackson Games. (Written with J. David George.) (Cover by Darla Tagrin.) "Strong in medieval flavor, it is ideal for players who like a low magic background to their adventures." — Dragon, November 1989. Status: In print in a .PDF edition, available from Steve Jackson Games' e23 service.
	Hell on Wheels (Game Release #5.) Solo adventure for Car Wars, Battlecars, and Highway 2000. A clash between auto-combat heroes and a desert bandit. Published 1984 by Associated Clearing Services. (Cover by David Martin.)
	Hollow World Campaign Set (Game Release #32.) Boxed supplement for the D&D game. Describes the inside-out world contained within the planet of Mystara. Published August, 1990 by TSR Inc. (Cover by Fred Fields.) Status: In print in a .PDF edition, available from Paizo Publishing.
	I, Tyrant (Game Release #43.) Supplement for the AD&D game. Rules and background for the beholder species. Published June, 1996 by TSR Inc. (Cover by Dana Knutson.)
	Justice, Inc. (Game Release #7.) Role-playing game in the Hero System. A complete set of rules allowing players to recreate the world of the 1930s hero-pulps such as Doc Savage, The Shadow, and The Spider. Published July, 1984 by Hero Games. (Written with Steve Peterson and Michael A. Stackpole.) (Cover by Brian Hamilton.) "If you have ever thrilled at the thought of hunting for the gold of El Dorado, tracking down opium smugglers in the back alleys of Chinatown, or finding the evil which lurks in the hearts of men, look no further — Justice, Inc. is it. Don't wait for the movie!" — Game News, August 1985. "... the clean rules and attention to detail make Justice, Inc. far and away the best of the pulp-era RPGs." — The Complete Guide to Role-Playing Games.
	Karameikos: Kingdom of Adventure (Game Release #40.) Boxed supplement for the AD&D game. A revision and adaptation of the earlier Grand Duchy of Karameikos supplement, one of a series of supplements adapting the Mystara setting to the AD&D game. Published September, 1994 by TSR Inc. (Written with Jeff Grubb and Thomas M. Reid.) (Cover by Paul Jaquays.)
	Lands of Mystery (Game Release #10.) Supplement for the Justice, Inc. game. Describes how to create and run a game world like those found in the fiction of Edgar Rice Burroughs and H. Rider Haggard. Published May, 1985 by Hero Games. (Cover by Denis Loubet.) "Allston's observations on the art of GM presentation, NPC and PC development, and adventure plot devices are required reading for sophisticated GMs, and his writing style, well- illustrated with sample session dialogs and practical examples, makes for lucid and pleasant reading." — Dragon. "Lands of Mystery is an important product; it is one of the few good guides to creating and running a successful campaign." — Dragon.
	Malone's Guide to the Valley of Eodon (The Savage Empire Cluebook) (Game Release #34.) Accessory for The Savage Empire computer game. A cluebook, including hints, tricks, and a walkthrough of the game. Published November, 1990 by Origin. (Cover by Denis Loubet — a black and white reproduction of the cover art from the computer game.)
	Mark of Amber (Game Release #41.) Adventure for the AD&D game. A sequel to the famous X2, Castle Amber, this supplement reunites the family from that adventure in a new scenario and decides the fate of Etienne d'Ambreville from Wrath of the Immortals. Published July, 1995 by TSR Inc. (Written with Jeff Grubb and John D. Rateliff.) (Cover by Den Beauvais.) Trivia: The supplement was originally written for the D&D game rather than the AD&D game and was titled Return to Castle Ambreville.
	Mysteries of the Abyss (The Ultima Underworld Clue Book) (Game Release #37.) Accessory for the Ultima Underworld computer game. A cluebook, including hints, tricks, and a walkthrough of the game. Published May, 1992 by Origin. (Cover by Denis Loubet.)
	Mythic Greece (Game Release #19.) Supplement for the Fantasy Hero and RoleMaster games. Rules for running a campaign set in the world of Greek myth. Published March, 1988 by Iron Crown Enterprises. (Cover by Denis Loubet. Trivia: The supplement was originally titled Age of Heroes and was intended as a supplement solely for Fantasy Hero; the material for Rolemaster entered the picture after Hero Games' partnership with Iron Crown Enterprises was arranged.
	Ninja Hero (Game Release #30.) Supplement for the Champions game (4th edition) and the Hero System (4th edition). Describes how to create campaigns and situations like those found in martial arts movies. Published March, 1990 by Iron Crown Enterprises. (Cover by Jackson Guice.) "One of the great ornaments of the [Hero System] fourth edition line... The scenarios are among the best Hero Games has published." — Dragon, October 1990. Trivia: The supplement was originally to be just a martial-arts adventure named The Star Assassins.
	Paranoia XP Gamemaster's Screen & Mandatory Fun Enforcement Pack (Game Release #46.) Supplement for the Paranoia XP game. A gamemaster's screen plus "mission blender" (guidelines for speedy random generation of Parania XP missions), forms, and other strange material. Published August, 2004 by Mongoose Publishing. (Written with Paul Baldowski, Jamie Brewer, Alon Elkin, Beth Fischi, Jeff Groves, Mike Hargreaves, Humza Kazmi, John Kenyon, John Spann, Allen Varney, Wesley Williams, and Paranoia-Live.Net.)
	Poor Wizard's Almanac (I) (Game Release #39.) Supplement for the D&D game. A world book of facts for the planet Mystara, providing information on countries, personalities, and armies, plus a full year of adventure ideas. Published November, 1992 by TSR Inc. (Cover by Dee Barnett.) Status: In print in a .PDF edition, available from Paizo Publishing.
	Road, The (Game Release #9.) Accessory for Car Wars, Battlecars, and Highway 2000. Geomorphic road sections for several auto-combat games. Published 1985 by Task Force Games.
	Savage Empire, The (Game Release #33.) Computer game in the Worlds of Ultima series. Takes the Avatar from the Ultima series and drops him in a world of dinosaurs and jungle princesses. Published October, 1990 by Origin. (Written with Stephen Beeman.) (Cover by Denis Loubet.) Game Player magazine's Best PC Fantasy Role-Playing Game (1990).
	School of Hard Knocks (Game Release #28.) Adventure for the GURPS Supers game. All about what happens when a super-crook with many teenaged students runs afoul of a powerful, hellish band of villains. Published August, 1989 by Steve Jackson Games. (Cover by David Dorman.) Status: In print in a .PDF edition, available from Steve Jackson Games' e23 service. There was a Portuguese edition of the supplement, GURPS Supers: Escola de Super-Heróis published in Brazil by Devir Livraria in 1995; the ISBN for this edition is 85-85443-65-0. Trivia: This adventure began as a short Champions adventure in Space Gamer magazine, titled School Holiday.
	Skarda's Mirror (Game Release #17.) Adventure for the D&D game. Adventurers must enter a monster-plagued tower and find the creature that has ravaged a family of heroes. Set in the nation of Karameikos on the world of Mystara, further detailed in many subsequent supplements. For character levels 5-8. Published 1987 by TSR Inc. (Cover by Tim Hildebrandt.) Status: In print in a .PDF edition, available from Paizo Publishing.
	Spell Book, The (Game Release #25.) Supplement for the Fantasy Hero game (1st Edition). How to set up magic systems with consistent logic and special effects; includes many spell lists and a sample organization of magicians. Published March, 1989 by Iron Crown Enterprises. (Written with Michael Nystul.) (Cover by Walter Velez.)
	Street Fighter (Game Release #11.) Solo adventure for Car Wars, Battlecars, and Highway 2000. Lone car-combatant must survive in the mean streets. (No relation to the later arcade game.) Published 1985 by Task Force Games. (Cover by David Martin.)
	Strike Force (Game Release #23.) Supplement for the Champions game (1st-3rd editions). Describes the author's campaign, long notorious in Hero System circles. Published August, 1988 by Iron Crown Enterprises. (Cover by Denis Loubet.) "A must-have for every Champions fan and useful for any super-hero inclined GM." — Chroniques d'Outre-Monde #14, December 1988.
	Super-Agents (Game Release #13.) Supplement for the Champions game (1st-3rd editions). Describes how players and GMs can create campaigns reminiscent of Nick Fury, Agent of SHIELD and THUNDER Agents. Published August, 1986 by Iron Crown Enterprises. (Cover by Denis Loubet.)
	Trail of the Gold Spike (Game Release #8.) Adventure for the Justice, Inc. game. The family operating a Colorado gold mine finds itself menaced by zombie-like creatures. Published August, 1984 by Hero Games. (Cover by Stephan Peregrine.) "Trail of the Gold Spike is simply a lot of fun — to read, play, or GM... I heartily recommend it as the next exciting installment of your gaming career!" — Space Gamer.
	Treasure Hunt (Game Release #16.) Adventure for the AD&D game. Novices shipwrecked on a hostile island must survive the elements, warring humanoids, and weird monsters; for 0-level characters. Published 1986 by TSR Inc. (Cover by Jeff Easley.) "This is a goodie: well-crafted... and truly creative. Well worth a look even if you don't normally buy AD&D adventures; you won't be disappointed." — White Dwarf, September 1987. "This AD&D module is a masterpiece of design, staging and presentation." — Dragon, July 1991.
	Turbofire (Game Release #4.) Adventure for Car Wars, Battlecars, and Highway 2000. Suspense and intrigue at a car race event. Published 1984 by Associated Clearing Services. (Cover by David Martin.)
	UltraForce (Game Release #6.) Adventure for Car Wars, Battlecars, and Highway 2000. Government agents with high-tech glider-cycles vs. a mad mountain revolutionary and his armored behemoth. Published July, 1984 by Associated Clearing Services. (Cover by David Martin.)
	Wing Commander Secret Missions Disk I (Game Release #35.) Adventure for the Wing Commander (I) computer game. Describes a raid into enemy-controlled space. Published December, 1990 by Origin. (Written with Ellen Guon and Steve Cantrell.)
	Wrath of the Immortals (Game Release #38.) Boxed supplement for the D&D game. A campaign set describing the war of the gods that forever changes the world of Mystara. Published July, 1992 by TSR Inc. (Cover by Jeff Easley.)

Sorted By Year of Publication

1982
     Crash City
1983
     Autoduel Champions
     Circle and M.E.T.E., The
1984
     Turbofire
     Hell on Wheels
     UltraForce
     Justice, Inc.
     Trail of the Gold Spike
1985
     Road, The
     Lands of Mystery
     Street Fighter
     Blood and Dr. McQuark, The
1986
     Super-Agents
     Gauntlet, The
     GURPS Autoduel, 1st Edition
     Treasure Hunt
1987
     Skarda's Mirror
     Grand Duchy of Karameikos
1988
     Mythic Greece
     GURPS Harkwood
     Dwarves of Rockhome, The
     Crime Fighter
     Strike Force
     Dungeon Master's Design Kit
1989
     Spell Book, The
     Dawn of the Emperors
     Ghostbusters International
     School of Hard Knocks
     Complete Fighter's Handbook
1990
     Ninja Hero
     Complete Priest's Handbook
     Hollow World Campaign Set
     Savage Empire, The
     Malone's Guide to the Valley of Eodon (The Savage Empire Cluebook)
     Wing Commander Secret Missions Disk I
1991
     Dungeons & Dragons Rules Cyclopedia
1992
     Mysteries of the Abyss (The Ultima Underworld Cluebook)
     Wrath of the Immortals
     Poor Wizard's Almanac (I)
1994
     Karameikos: Kingdom of Adventure
1995
     Mark of Amber
     Complete Ninja's Handbook
1996
     I, Tyrant
2001
     Cugel's Compendium of Indispensable Advantages
2002
     Champions (5th Edition)
2004
     Paranoia XP Gamemaster's Screen & Mandatory Fun Enforcement Pack

Sorted By Publisher

Hero Games
     Blood and Dr. McQuark, The
     Champions (5th Edition)
     Circle and M.E.T.E., The
     Justice, Inc.
     Lands of Mystery
     Mythic Greece
     Ninja Hero
     Spell Book, The
     Strike Force
     Super-Agents
     Trail of the Gold Spike
Mongoose Publishing
     Paranoia XP Gamemaster's Screen & Mandatory Fun Enforcement Pack
Origin Systems
     Malone's Guide to the Valley of Eodon (The Savage Empire Cluebook)
     Mysteries of the Abyss (The Ultima Underworld Cluebook)
     Savage Empire, The
     Wing Commander Secret Missions Disk I
Pelgrane Press
     Cugel's Compendium of Indispensable Advantages
Steve Jackson Games
     Autoduel Champions
     Crash City
     GURPS Autoduel, 1st Edition
     GURPS Harkwood
     School of Hard Knocks
Task Force Games and Associated Clearing Services
     Crime Fighter
     Gauntlet, The
     Hell on Wheels
     Road, The
     Street Fighter
     Turbofire
     UltraForce
TSR, Inc. (pre-Wizards of the Coast)
     Complete Fighter's Handbook
     Complete Ninja's Handbook
     Complete Priest's Handbook
     Dawn of the Emperors
     Dungeon Master's Design Kit
     Dungeons & Dragons Rules Cyclopedia
     Dwarves of Rockhome, The
     Grand Duchy of Karameikos
     Hollow World Campaign Set
     I, Tyrant
     Karameikos: Kingdom of Adventure
     Mark of Amber
     Poor Wizard's Almanac (I)
     Skarda's Mirror
     Treasure Hunt
     Wrath of the Immortals
West End Games
     Ghostbusters International

Honors and Awards

Honors and Awards

• 2005: I was inducted into the Academy of Adventure Gaming Arts & Design Hall of Fame at the Origins 2006 convention (for calendar year 2005); I had been nominated for the award previously for years 1990 and 2001.
• 1990: The Savage Empire, which I co-wrote, was named Game Player magazine's Best PC Fantasy Role-Playing Game (1990).
• 1982: Under my editorship, Space Gamer magazine won the 1982 H.G. Wells Award for Best Professional Role-Playing Magazine (award presented at Origins 1983).

Editing

Games and Game Supplements

• Dying Earth Quick-Start Rules
Published by Pelgrane Press
Available at the downloads page of the Dying Earth RPG web site.

• Great Super-Villain Contest, The
Published by Hero Games.
Hero System Bestiary, The (1st Edition).
Published by Hero Games.

• Island of Dr. Destroyer, The (in Champions Gamemaster's Screen)
Published by Hero Games.

• Origins '84 Program Book
Published by the Origins 1984 convention committee.

• PRIMUS and DEMON
Published by Hero Games.

• Principalities of Glantri, The
Published by TSR Inc.

Computer Game Documentation

• Claw Marks
Documentation for the original Wing Commander computer game, included in the game boxed set. Published by Origin in Wing Commander (1990). (Written with Steve Cantrell.)
• Evolution Player Manual
Documentation for the Evolution computer game, included with the game. Published by Discovery Channel Multimedia and Crossover Technologies in Evolution (1997). (Written with several co-authors.)

Magazines

• Adventurers Club
Published By Hero Games and Iron Crown Enterprises. Edited issues #4-#14 (July 1984 to June 1989).

• Space Gamer and Fantasy Gamer
Published by Steve Jackson Games. Edited Space Gamer #52-#66 (April 1982 to September 1983) and Fantasy Gamer #1-#2; Space Gamer won the 1982 H.G. Wells Award for Best Professional Role-Playing Magazine.

Other Contributions

Adventure Games

• Mandy Jones
(GURPS Autoduel Character) Published by Steve Jackson Games in Car Warriors (1987, pages 33-34).

• Random Dimension Generator, The
(Series of Charts and Tables) Published by Iron Crown Enterprises in Champions in 3-D (1990, page 14). (Co-Author: Nonie Quinlan.)

• Uselysses
(Parody Character for Contest) Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #32 (October 1980, page 22).

Computer and Network Games

• Ashen Empires World Details
Created by Asylumsoft and now managed by Iron Will Games, Ashen Empires (formerly Dransik) is a massively multiplayer online game in a fantasy environment; my sole contribution was writing up the the brief story of the world-setting.

• Fantasy War World Details
Created by Crossover Technologies for Station.com by Sony, Fantasy War was a turn-based strategic network game; I contributed to the setting's history and details.

• President '96 (Portions)
(Network Game) Presented by Crossover Technologies on the web and America Online (1996). (Numerous Co-Authors.)

Magazine Pieces

Adventure Scenarios

• Haunting of Harkwood, The
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #63 (May/June 1983, page 19).

• Hawkes Phantom, The
Published by Hero Games in Adventurers Club #5 (Fall 1984, page 23).

• Rockhall Curse, The
Published by Iron Crown Enterprises in Adventurers Club #8 (Fall 1986, page 24).

• School Holiday
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #51 (May 1982, page 17).

• Sunday Drivers
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #50 (April 1982, page 5). (Co-Author: Stefan Jones.)

Articles

• Advanced Campaigning: Fantasy
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #55 (September 1982, page 16).

• Adventurers Club Submissions Policy
Published by Iron Crown Enterprises in Adventurers Club #13 (1988, page 42).
• Alternate Races for D&D
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #41 (July 1981, page 8). (Co-Author: Forrest Johnson.)
• Anti-Cyclist Tactics: Breaking the Bikers in Car Wars
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Autoduel Quarterly V1, #04 (Winter 1983, page 26, available as a .PDF download).
• Austin, Texas
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Autoduel Quarterly V1, #02 (Summer 1983, page 30, available as a .PDF download).
• Autoduel Champions Designer's Notes
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Autoduel Quarterly V1, #03 (Fall 1983, page 9, available as a .PDF download).
• Autohypnotic Gun, The
Published by Iron Crown Enterprises in Adventurers Club #9 (Spring 1987, page 48).
• Bad Guys Have More Fun
Published by Diverse Talents, Inc. in Space Gamer #81 (1987, page 22). (Co-Author: Greg Porter.)
• Bound Spirit Blades in D&D
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #43 (September 1981, page 9).
• Campaigning Champions
Published by Hero Games in Champions II (1982, page 50).
• Captain Crusader and the Wrigglies From Hell
Published by Hero Games in Adventurers Club #4 (Summer 1984, page 15).
• Cinema and Justice, Inc.
Published by Iron Crown Enterprises in Adventurers Club #7 (Summer 1986, page 37).
• Computers to Go
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #39 (May 1981, page 11).
• Continuum Craft, The
Published by Iron Crown Enterprises in Adventurers Club #9 (Spring 1987, page 50).
• Creating Adventures
Published by Iron Crown Enterprises in Champions 4th Edition (August 1989, page S27-S54). (Co-Author: Numerous Contributors.)
• Empire Club Radius, The
Published by Hero Games in Adventurers Club #6 (Winter 1984, page 43).
• GM's Library, The
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Roleplayer #8 (January 1988, page 4).
• Guilt Trip for Champions
Published by Iron Crown Enterprises in Adventurers Club #14 (Fall 1989, page 32).
• Hack Writing
Published by Iron Crown Enterprises in Adventurers Club #18 (Summer 1992, page 38).
• Ham-Hand's (The Black Pearl)
Published by Iron Crown Enterprises in Adventurers Club #18 (Summer 1992, page 41).
• Help! Answers to Common Questions
Published by Royal Gryffin Publications in the Origins 84 Program Book (June 1984, page 3).
• Hero Games Submissions Policy, The
Published by Hero Games in Adventurers Club #4 (Summer 1984, page 46).
• Introduction to Crime Fighter, An
Published by Task Force Games in Nexus: The Gaming Connection #18 (1987, page 23).
• Lands of Mystery Errata
Published by Iron Crown Enterprises in Adventurers Club #7 (Summer 1986, page 11).
• Lenore
Published by Iron Crown Enterprises in Adventurers Club #8 (Fall 1986, page 51).
• Look! Up in the Sky...
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #48 (February 1982, page 9).
• Mercy Gun for Justice, Inc., The
Published by Iron Crown Enterprises in Adventurers Club #7 (Summer 1986, page 32).
• Midville, Ohio
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Autoduel Quarterly V1, #01 (Spring 1983, page 6, available as a .PDF download).
• My Life & Role-Playing
Published by Sleuth Publications Ltd. in Different Worlds #39 (May/June 1985, page 22).
• Mystery Powers and Disadvantages in Champions
Published by Hero Games in Adventurers Club #2 (Winter 1983, page 18).
• Ninja Hero Errata
Published by Iron Crown Enterprises in Adventurers Club #17 (Summer 1991, page 18).
• One Saved-Game Blues
Published by Golden Empire Publications Inc. in Computer Gaming World #82 (May 1991, page 19).
• Palomon: The Cursed King
Published by Iron Crown Enterprises in Adventurers Club #18 (Summer 1992, page 14).
• Playing Paragon
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #36 (February 1981, page 21).
• Putting the "Control" Back in Elemental Controls
Published by Iron Crown Enterprises in Adventurers Club #25 (January 1995, page 37).
• Remedial Role-Playing
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #47 (January 1982, page 4). (Co-Author: Ronald Pehr.)
• Saturday Knights
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #61 (March 1983, page 10).
• Silly Martial Arts
Published by Iron Crown Enterprises in Adventurers Club #17 (Summer 1991, page 6).
• Teamwork
Published by Hero Games in Adventurers Club #3 (Spring 1984, page 16).
• Weapons Combat
Published by Iron Crown Enterprises in Adventurers Club #18 (Summer 1992, page 6).
• White Lady, The
Published by Iron Crown Enterprises in Adventurers Club #13 (1988, page 50).

Editorial Columns

• Contest for Space Gamer #54
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #54 (August 1982).
• Counter Intelligence column for Space Gamer
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #60-66 (February 1983-November/December 1983, seven columns).
• Here There Be Tygers for Fantasy Gamer #1
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Fantasy Gamer #1 (August/September 1983).
• In This Issue for Space Gamer #52-63
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #52 (June 1982 to May/June 1983, twelve columns).
• Nuff Said for Adventurers Club #4-14
Published by Hero Games and later Iron Crown Enterprises in Adventurers Club #4-14 (Summer 1984 to Fall 1989, eleven columns.)
• Where We're Going for Space Gamer #54
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #54 (August 1982).

Reviews

• Adventure Board and the World Board, The (review)
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #59 (January 1983, page 48).
• All Things Dark and Dangerous (review)
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Fantasy Gamer #2 (October/November 1983, page 38).
• Armory, The (review)
Published by Hero Games in Adventurers Club #5 (Fall 1984, page 36).
• Bandit Gangs and Caravans (review)
Published by Associates International Inc. in Game News #4 (June 1985, page 10).
• Battledroids (review)
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #75 (July/August 1985, page 16).
• Champions (review)
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #43 (September 1981, page 28).
• Curse of the Cthonians (review)
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #73 (March/April 1985, page 37).
• Demonlord (review)
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #46 (December 1981, page 28).
• Dragonriders of Pern (review)
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Fantasy Gamer #4 (February/March 1984, page 7).
• Duel Arcane (review)
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #39 (May 1981, page 30).
• Enemies (review)
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #47 (January 1982, page 28).
• Expert D&D (review)
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #38 (April 1981, page 18).
• Furioso (review)
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #42 (August 1981, page 32).
• Gamemaster's Screen for Champions (review)
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #51 (May 1982, page 35).
• Gorp (review)
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #38 (April 1981, page 35).
• Grimtooth's Traps (review)
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #43 (September 1981, page 30).
• Handbook of Traps and Tricks (review)
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #43 (September 1981, page 30).
• Invasion U.S. and Rogue 417 (review)
Published by Associates International Inc. in Game News #3 (May 1985, page 28).
• Isle of Dread (review)
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #38 (April 1981, page 33).
• Isle of the Dead (review)
Published by Associates International Inc. in Game News #2 (April 1985, page 17).
• James Bond 007 (review)
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #67 (January/February 1984, page 18).
• Junta (review)
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #33 (November 1980, page 29).
• Kill Doctor Lucky (review)
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Pyramid #26 (July/August 1997, page 67).
• Knights & Magick (review)
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #35 (January 1981, page 23).
• Margin of Profit (review)
Published by Associates International Inc. in Game News #5 (July 1985, page 55).
• Masks of Nyarlathotep (review)
Published by Associates International Inc. in Game News #6 (August 1985, page 12).
• Mountain of Mystery (review)
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #31 (September 1980, page 25).
• Nine Doctrines of Darkness, The (review)
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #31 (September 1980, page 26).
• Personalities — New Releases (review)
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Fantasy Gamer #5 (April/May 1984, page 38).
• Pieces of Eight (review)
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #39 (May 1981, page 33).
• Portals of Irontooth (review)
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #52 (June 1982, page 37).
• Portals of Torsh (review)
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #31 (September 1980, page 26).
• Role Aids (review)
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #58 (December 1982, page 8). (Co-Author: Kelly Grimes.)
• Skull & Crossbones (review)
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #35 (January 1981, page 24).
• Star Ace Campaign Master's Screen (review)
Published by Associates International Inc. in Game News #6 (August 1985, page 20).
• Star Fleet I — A Standout Among the Many (review)
Published by Publications & Communications in TI Computing V3, #12 (December 1986, page 15).
• Stormhaven (review)
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #68 (March/April 1984, page 40).
• Survival / The Barbarian (review)
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #41 (July 1981, page 30).
• Things & Vengeance of Dracula (review)
Published by Hero Games in Adventurers Club #6 (Winter 1984, page 48).
• Throne of Evil (review)
Published by Associates International Inc. in Game News #4 (June 1985, page 10).
• Tortured Souls (review)
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #73 (March/April 1985, page 40).
• Unknown Gods, The (review)
Published by Steve Jackson Games in Space Gamer #38 (April 1981, page 35).