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Category: Battletech

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Battletech, Esoterica, Science Fiction

SWORD & THE DAGGER (1987): The Most Rare Battletech Novel

July 16, 2021 — 1 Comment

Art, Battletech, World Building

BATTLETECH: The early FASA Scenario Packs: Who and What is in the Cover Art?

May 24, 2021 — 6 Comments

Battletech, Posters

BATTLETECH Poster (1986): Black Widow & Fox’s Teeth

June 26, 2020 — 4 Comments

Art, Battletech, Posters, War Games

Battletech Poster… by Boris Vallejo? Oh Yes.

February 9, 2020 — 5 Comments

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A. Merritt. Gary Gygax included him in the AD&D DMG Appendix N list - his inspirational sources. These 70s Avon paperbacks have striking cover art, sold as a set in the shop:

MegaTraveller Journal 3 (1992): The Keith Brothers Reflect on their Vast Body of Work in the Traveller RPG. If you're an old school gamer, you've likely seen the work of J. Andrew Keith and William H. Keith Jr. They had an outsized impact on Classic Traveller, and many other RPGs as well. In today's blog post, I summarize the their 1992 interview in the long out-of-print MegaTraveller Journal. [post at blog. Clickable link in my IG bio]

Traveller / Megatraveller RPG Deck Plans by Seeker (1990s). These feature blueprints in 25mm and cutaway diagrams of the ships.

A very familiar title in the AD&D DMG Appendix N list by Gary Gygax would be CONAN by Robert E. Howard. Fresh in the shop is the scarce Lancer edition 11 book set. Frank Frazetta covers.

Star War 2250: Starguard Sci-Fi Strategic Game Accessory… I spy early Winchell Chung art (1977). I was on the fence about profiling the old school Star War 2250, but the Winchell Chung art allowed for a contrast with the Traveller RPG. The Starguard game has an intriguing sci-fi background. [full post at photoblog. Clickable link in my IG bio]

Space 1889 RPG books, bagged with cards, headed to the shelves. What if the pulp sci-fi novels were right about Mars? That's the campaign setting of the �#Space1889� roleplaying game.

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