Are you terrified by Fantasy Gamer #3 (cover date December-January 1984)? You should be; it's scary how fun this issue is! In addition to the regular game reviews, news, and letters, this issue features "The Thing in the Darkness," a 19-page solo adventure designed for Call of Cthulhu (with guidelines for converting to other games). Can you solve the mystery of the missing girl – with your body and soul intact? This issue also includes a meaty short story – "Mirrors of the Soul" – about a private eye facing the forces of darkness; guidelines on how to turn two-player games into solo experiences; the strangler class for Dungeons & Dragons; an in-depth review by Steve Jackson of the Lost Worlds one-on-one fighting books; and more. Whether you're a fan of old-school gaming or a historian of our hobby, each issue of Fantasy Gamer is the perfect portal to the past! Visit the official web page for more info, resources, product support, and links. Written by Steve Jackson / Ronald Pehr / Matthew J. Costello / Christopher Frink / C.J. Henderson / Joseph P. Melisi
