John Tynes : John Tynes, the editor-in-chief of Pagan Publishing (DELTA GREEN, THE UNSPEAKABLE OATH), line editor for Atlas Games (UNKNOWN ARMIES), and author of PUPPETLAND and DELTA GREEN: THE RULES OF ENGAGEMENT, will talk about projects current and future including DELTA GREEN: PROJECT RAINBOW, STATOSPHERE for UNKNOWN ARMIES, and the return of THE UNSPEAKABLE OATH. He'll take questions on anything ranging from the D20 license to 17th century cheese manufacture, though answers for the latter are likely to be sketchy at best...

A Long Strange Trip: The Life of a Weirdness Magnet, by Joel Sparks
O, pillars of fortune! Wait to collapse e'er we can safely elude those for whom the odd is common.

When Swineosaurs Ruled The Earth!, by Doc Cross
When a bronto from an icecap polar / foils your day with his huge molars / run away, and get help soon! / When dinosaurs attack in TOON.

That's The Way To Do It, by Rik Kershaw-Moore
An oral slip of deadly (but tasty) Squishi sauce, and Death must perform his duty. But maybe he can make you a deal in this short adventure for Discworld heroes who wish to go far.

Someone's Stolen the Mayor's Kitten!, by Steven Marsh
If your latest serious adventure is a titanic flop, sail or swim to a different vista with this guide to running humorous RPG sessions.

Short-Staffed at Friedey's: A Lord of the Fries 2-Player Variant, by Mike Mayer
When you work in a lair of slop, you sometimes can't get more than two people behind the counter. But now that's enough. . .

Suppressed Transmission: Mysteries of the Obvious -- Explained!, by Kenneth Hite
All is proof yet nothing is proven in this Illuminated examination of the age-old question: "Who is buried in Grant's Tomb?"

Random Thought Table: 28IF -- Steven's Love of April Fool's Day, by Steven Marsh
Though sometimes everybody plays the fool, spiral headlong into the holiday where practically everybody does.

Pyramid Review from Dimension X!: Aberrant: Project Utopia
Pyramid Review from Dimension X!: Arms & Equipment Guide (for Dark•Matter)
Pyramid Review from Dimension X!: Rascals, Varmints & Critters 2: The Book of Curses (for Deadlands)