Orphan-warrior Caltus Talienson must capture Skryling's Blade, the ancient rune-carved sword and the only weapon that can slay the Dark Lord's fire-breathing servant

Skryling's Blade (Rune Sword, Vol. 2)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Rose Estes

Tom Wham

Fantasy

Swordsman Caltus Talienson, sorceress Bith, Hathor the troll, and the elf Endril band together to battle the forces of the Dark Lord of Mistwall, an evil force that has so far decimated the defenders of the Westwoods. Original.

Stone of Time (Runesword, Vol. 6)

Ace Books

The reader's decisions will determine whether Harold Shea, a psychologist, Belphebe, his wife, and Vaclau Polacek, a colleague, can escape from the evil witch, Sycorax.

Prospero's Isle: A Crossroads Adventure in the World of L. Sprague De Camp and Fletcher Pratt's Incomplete Enchanter

Tor Books

The Awful Green Things from Outer Space is a two-player board game published by TSR in 1980. The rights to the game were subsequently acquired by Steve Jackson Games, in both full-sized and smaller Pocket Box editions exist. The spaceship Znutar has become infested with rapidly multiplying space monsters. The players can assume the role of The Awful Green Things (GT's) or the ship's crew. The GT's role is simple: devour the crew and grow. The crew must destroy the GT's, using hand to hand combat and improvised "weapons" of unknown effect. If it is determined that the cause is hopeless, the crew can activate the ship's self-destruct mechanism and abandon ship. The crew must act quickly, or become overwhelmed by the rapidly breeding menace.

The Awful Green Things from Outer Space

Humor & Entertainment

Puzzles & Games

Steve Jackson Games

In Family Games: The 100 Best, the top designers and publishers write about the most enjoyable, most cleverly designed titles of the last one hundred years. Their essays cover the spectrum from board games to card games, wargames to miniatures games to role-playing games, including old favorites and little known gems. These are the games that the designers themselves play, the ones that have inspired their most popular inventions. Essayists include such legendary creators as Alan R. Moon (Ticket to Ride), Matthew Kirby (Apples to Apples), Richard Garfield (Magic: The Gathering), Tom Wham (Great Khan Game), James Ernest (Kill Dr. Lucky), Kevin Wilson (Descent), Emiliano Sciarra (Bang!), Ian Livingstone and Steve Jackson (co-founders of Games Workshop), and dozens of other noteworthy and award-winning designers.

Family Games The 100 Best

Mike Selinker

Alan R. Moon

Richard Garfield

Susan McKinley Ross

Michael Schacht

Peter Olotka

Matthew Kirby

James Ernest

Green Ronin Publishing, LLC

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