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From TSG 61 (March 1983)

One of the fascinating aspects of The Fantasy Trip (TFT) is its economic system. Not only are prices given for items that... (more)

As the $133K stretch goal, here are five new combat spells for your TFT campaign. 

Visit the Kickstarter page today to support the campaign and unlock more... (more)

In our previous two installments (first post, second post), we presented ideas on how The Fantasy Trip can go beyond the obvious Hero and Wizard... (more)

From FG 1 (August/September 1983)

I had intended to write this column only for Space Gamer after the magazines split, and confine my Fantasy Gamer... (more)

from TSG 62 (April 1983)

“Where do summoned creatures come from?” asked Melar. “Are they assembled from raw energy like illusions, or do they have real... (more)

As discussed last time (posted here), The Fantasy Trip dumps restrictive “character classes” for more free-form and flexible character creation.... (more)

As the $123K stretch goal, here are five more new slimes for your TFT campaign. 

Visit the Kickstarter page today to support the campaign and unlock... (more)

From TSG 52 (June 1982)

There are several institutions of Cidri, in The Fantasy Trip, which are of some interest to a Game Master, and which... (more)

From TSG #54 (August 1982)

It does a gamemaster's heart good to have a system which allows nasty things to happen during the course of regular events.... (more)

From TSG 29 (July 1980)

Work on The Fantasy Trip has dominated the last three years of my life. It bothers me a little bit to realize... (more)

From TSG 31 (September 1980)

Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls, here it is. It’s stupendous, it’s colossal, it’s the greatest... (more)

From TSG 36 (February 1981)

When, very early in my D&D career, I rolled up my first paladin (an affable chap named Astolph who has an intense dislike of... (more)