I have, however, read Hyne’s The Lost Continent: The Story of Atlantis, from whence Deucalion comes (well, not really – it’s from ancient mythology really), and I can recommend it. While I am aware of Cabot and have read some Saunders, I have never experienced first hand the characters described in this issue. Cutliffe Hyne’s Deucalion, John Norman’s Tarl Cabot and Charles R. I always dig Giants in the Earth, either because it covers characters I know, or introduces me to new characters. It wouldn’t be until high school that I discovered Warhammer, and thus White Dwarf magazine. I think 1/6 a segment would be 1 second, but I might be wrong on that. Just so you know, “A of E” is “area of effect” and “CT” is casting time. To effectuate the cantrip, the caster must speak a phrase descriptive of the illusion while making a circular motion with his closed hand. It lasts as long as the caster concentrates upon it. The illusion is invisible from the side or the rear. It is dispelled by touch or magic (dispel illusion or dispel magic). If any viewer observes it from an angle of more than about 45° from its horizontal or vertical viewing axis, the nature of the illusion will become immediately apparent. The caster creates a two-dimensional illusion of whatever he or she desires. This cantrip is virtually the same as a phantasmal forces spell in most respects. Unfortunately, within just a couple years I was done playing with toys, so I never had more than the originals and Doc.
Have you seen these things? They’re like Star Wars figures (which I loved), but military (which I loved)! Awesome! I don’t remember exactly what I got that birthday, but I know I got a few of them, and I think I got the jet pack launch pad thingee. What I do remember being excited about in 1982 – and begging to get for my birthday – were these new army figures called G.I. My only nerd-cred at the time was probably reading encyclopedias. I was on the verge of being 10 years old, so probably 2 years away from discovering D&D, three from Tolkien and may five from superhero comic books.
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