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8 ItWas Unlikel
Of course we don't believe in
‘werewolves, Butthisisan odd litle
town, And the world has become a
strange placa, And thore is a full
‘moon tonight. By Legion
12 Terror in the Light
‘Tha SCO driling and production
platiorm has stopped responding
to radio messages. Now SCO is
looking for mercs to figura out
what's going on.
By George Wiliam Herbert
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17 Deadly Artifact
The PCs may be infor a surprise
when they encounter an ancient
warship driting through space.
By Michael Brines
23 Phoenix Factor
This adventure may not be horror,
but it certainly leads the PCs into
trouble when they are asked to
‘subdue a rabel attack.
By Charles E. Gannon
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32. Dark Halloween
Journey intothe Darkinthree thil-
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By Michael C. LaBossiore
38 It Plays with its Food
‘Amidst the tangle of tited chairs,
fallon lamps and smears of blood,
the litle git stood silently. Fiction
By Charles E. Gannon
Space: 1889™
40 Moon of Madness
Hartmann turned, drawing his pis-
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words nor bullets had any effect.
By James L. Cambias
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47 Oneotus Always Stays Awake
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‘one would give mo an answer.
By Andy Slack
Challenge 65
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52 Curse of the Centuries
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By J. B. Hill
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56 The Dank Pit
Something goes horribly wrong
when researchers conduct tests
(on simple lab rats. By Legion
63 Freshly Kilt
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howling animal noises off in tha
distance. Treas and bushes that
soomed to reach out toward us as
we rode by. An eerie feeling of
being alone—or not so alone,
By Christopher E. Wolf
66 Shadow of the Dark Side
The dark masters became priests
who wore like unto gods. And, as
gods, they thirsted for war and
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