The magazine for people who should roll better Wyrd Science covers tabletop games, their culture and how they influence and are influenced by the world around us. So, what's in it: Interviews with the creators of games such as Dolmenwood, Blades in the Dark, Doomsong, The Old King's Crown and Bunnies & Burrows. We head to Leuven to check out a hobby weekend like no other at Kamping Kitbash. Shannon Appelcline provides us with another history this time looking back at RPG zines, APAs and magazines, and Kristin Vermilya goes to LA to speak to the legend that is Lee Gold after she finally called time on 50 years of Alarums & Excursions. Away from the main features we have reviews of everything from the latest grim dark contender Trench Crusade through to furrier and more family friendly titles such as RiverBank and Flip Pick Towers. And in this issue's Sidequests section we look at an incredible looking folklore driven festival, speak to Graham Reynolds about his new dungeon synth inspired album, investigate the British Library's Tales of the Weird series, celebrate the most aggro of 70s kids comics, Action and speak to Matthew Robinson, screenwriter of Gore Verbinski's new film Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die. 110 pages, 9.5 x 8 inch, full color, perfect bound Zine
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