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Holger Nahm

9 recovered pieces under this original byline.

September 11, 2000
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Cultured Gaming

After having done my best to tackle heroics last time round I will take a closer look at the second major style of play, culture games.

October 9, 2000
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Gaming Soft and Hard

After covering my version of gaming styles I am going on to discuss various methods of game mastering. To prove to you that I actually spent an experience point or five (depending on what system I am living in, although…

September 28, 2000
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Horrific Humor

In this installment I will attempt to cover the two minor styles of gaming, horror and humor, and to give guidelines on how to effectively use the different styles of play to create a better, IMO of course, campaign.

March 19, 2001
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I.M.O. On Magic(k?) Part II

Welcome to second installment of my three part mini-series on magick. If you have not yet read the first installment (On Magic(k?) I) I would suggest you do so before you continue onward. In this installment I will take…

February 8, 2001
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I.M.O. VIII: What Drahyr Taught Me

As you may have seen on the announcement board I have managed to get my own (free) roleplaying game online (and only a single year has passed since I decided Id do it). To honor the occasion Id like to share a few…

August 11, 2000
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In My Opinion: On Being a Hero

I welcome you, fellow gamer to the newest column on everybody's favorite Gaming Outpost! In this biweekly foray into the dark & dank belly of gaming I will seek to give a fresh perspective on the fundamentals of our…

March 1, 2001
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On Magic(k?) I

"Welcome to I.M.O. in the next three installment I will attempt to shed a little more light on the only phenomenon that has been as dear as combat to the heart of roleplayers: Magic."

April 23, 2001
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On Magic(k?) III

In this final installment of his Magic(k?) series, Holger Nahm looks at five different pieces of "magical miscellanea."