One of those magazines that does exactly what it sets out to do, no messing around, cramming every page full of what they want in the magazine and nothing else. Tabletop gaming, but now with added films, TV and book stuff too, a full package. "Wyrd Science returns for another exploration of the strange worlds and new horizons of tabletop games. In this issue our main features include... Dolmenwood - John Power braves the magical, mythical forest of Dolmenwood to speak to its creator Gavin Norman.Blades In The Dark - Jim Rossignol talks to Blades in the Dark creator John Harper about the new Deep Cuts expansion and doing the workThe Old King's Crown - Dan Thurot speaks to Pablo Clark about his stunning debut board game, The Old King's Crown.Kamping Kitbash - Ben Sledge heads to Leuven in Belgium, for Kamping Kitbash, a hobbying weekend like no other.Bunnies & Burrows - Stu Horvath goes in pursuit of Bunnies & Burrows creator Scott Robinson as the game celebrates 50 years.Doomsong - Jim Rossignol (again) catches up with Tamsin Caesar, co-creator of the award winning Doomsong RPG.A Brief History Of Roleplaying Game Apas, 'Zines And Magazines - Shannon Appelcline looks back over the history of RPG zines and their fancier cousinsThe Legacy Of Lee Gold! - Kristin Vermilya meets the legend Lee Gold, as she calls time on Alarums & Excursions after nearly 50 years Plus in our new SideQuests section we take a look at all the art, film, music, culture stuff, any self respecting word should know about... We speak to Graham Reynolds about his new dungeon synth inspired LP and check out the NeoAncients festival.Will Salmon looks at the high point of 1970s British culture, the wonderfully aggro weekly kids comic Action!Things get strange as we investigate the British Library's Tales of the Weird series and speak to author and editor Johnny Mains!Matthew Monagle checks in with Matthew Robinson, screenwriter of Gore Verbinski's new film Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Dieplus more fantasy metal! Alan Moore vs the music industry, a scholarly history of fairies, Guillermo del Toro at the Southbank and lots more... And of course we have reviews! From the unholy violence of Trench Crusade through to the more serene shenanigans of RiverBank and the surreally mundane world of Croydon Spaceport Mission Control. we run the rule over the latest RPGs, wargames and boardgames. And there's still lots, lots more to discover..."
