I think some of the most interesting D&D items came from the UK. Here is a list that I put together:



White Dwarf 1-99, Best of Scenarios 1-3, Best of Articles 1,2

Imagine 1-30, Special

Polyhedron UK 1-8

D&D Players Association News 1-12

D&D Players Association Broadsheet 1-6

TORTURED SOULS! 1-12

Game Master Publications 1-5

Adventurer 1-11?

Fiend Folio

UK1-7 modules

ST1

Starstone

First Quest Album (or cassette; CD?)

Complete Dungeon Master boxed sets 1-4

D&D Players Association Broadsheet 1-6

Games Workshop printed modules and game books

TSR UK printed modules and game books

TSR UK Dragon magazines



Anybody else care for the "look and feel" of the UK D&D? Am I missing anything in the list?  



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Hi All,



I have to admit to being a fan of the UK-produced stuff (but then I'm in the UK so thats not a big surprise  ).



Until recently, we've always had a hard-working RPGA community. Unfortunately, thats fallen by the wayside recently.



Even now, I think Mongoose are the biggest publishers of D20 material.



Cheers,

Malcolm

Whats wrong with White Dwarf articles #3?!



And the theres various non-TSR modules -



- The Beast Entz boxed modules (for D&D and Runequest)

- Various indie productions, eg

 - No Honour in Sathporte.

 - ? (i guess trawling throug WD and Imagine we can come up with more products)

burntwire wrote:I like the fanzines. They are full of new monsters, unbiased opinions and reviews, and most contain nice short adventures.

-Devon

nn wrote:  - ? (i guess trawling throug WD and Imagine we can come up with more products)

I remember when WD used to have fanzine advertisements.

nn wrote:Whats wrong with White Dwarf Articles #3?!

I am not sure if I have that issue. Damn!

nn wrote:- The Beast Entz boxed modules (for D&D and Runequest)

Also known as the Complete Dungeon Master series.



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*g*. Just pulled this thread from the archive. (Lots of interesting reading down there, still...).

Hey, you forgot the "Fighting Wheel"!
*lol...*.

More seriously, however, I strongly back the feeling that the UK fanzines were a key part of the UK D&D "experience" for many people (especially through to the mid/late 80s for me).
As an aside on that, Brian Misiaszek regularly updates a highly useful list of past/recent UK zines on <uk.games.roleplay>, which has just been topped up to 330 titles (not all D&D-related).
Google Groups
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Having chatted with him, there's been more than one person interested in expanding this into a website with cover scans, contents and further details. Of course, getting the ball rolling on such a collaborative effort would be "fun"... (*tips hat to <The Acaeum> staff/contributors again*; only guessing at how much effort it took to get /this/ site as good/content-rich as it is!).

Were there any australian (non-tsr) D&D adventures, magazines, or fanzines of note?

nn wrote:Were there any australian (non-tsr) D&D adventures, magazines, or fanzines of note?

check out my old site

Ariel Archives-

gives a pretty comprehensive list, there are a few additions that I will be makeing, some of the con modules are/ are set to be published in d20 format... there are other things not related to D&D that you might find interesting like MOB's fake Runequest zine "Gorp #2" etc... australia was a bit light on zines, there were a couple for traveller not listed yet on the list.. etc

Aussie realms put out 1 generic fantasy sup Wair-Rae:Unae Book 1... any q's just email/pm me/post here...

Brette:)