& Issue 5: Magic Items is now Availible

[Nicole Massey]

& Magazine Issue 5 Now Available!



The & Publishing Group announces their fifth issue, an issue focused on
magic items and their creation. Give your magic-users and druids staves as
foci of their magic, let your clerics create magic items that grow with the
character's level, discover ways to manage magic-user apprentices and
assistants, and feast your eyes on large numbers of magic items, including
more new magic items from Len Lakofta, along with other articles and our
regular columns.



There's also adventures, creatures, foes, maps, and other useful materials
we feel you'd enjoy, along with the usual things you've come to expect from
&, so download it today and feast your eyes on 92 pages of new material for
your OSR game!



But wait, there's more. Magic items are such a big topic that we had too
much to squeeze into one issue, so we've moved some of it into its own
supplement, &5002: Mundane Magica. This 36 page supplement gives you a new
table of non-violent magic items generated from submissions from readers and
folks on different forums and newsgroups, additional information for the
original 100 item list from The Dragon #73, and a full table of stealth
weapons and armor. Add that to the magazine and you've got 128 pages of
magic item goodness to use in your game.



Available now at http://www.and-mag.com



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