Phenster’s Pandemonium Society House Rules

Missile Fire into Melee

In “Shooting into a Fight” (L’avant garde #39), Phenster addresses an age-old dilemma in D&D combat. I cover how the […]

Shooting Into a Fight by Phenster Sometimes you want to shoot a missile weapon into a melee combat. The rulebook

“All our adventures together make a campaign. We all made up campaign names that we use for our heroes and

These rules are paraphrased from Phenster’s article “Riposte Like Fencing,” L’avant garde #43 (February 1982). Like Hazard says, the parry

Skipping around a bit, I’m thinking to address all Phenster’s articles dealing with combat first, in some kind of order

By neglecting some rules in “Rules the Pandemonium Society Doesn’t Use,” Phenster obliges us to clarify. He also adds a

Following Phenster’s first house-rules article “Pandemonium Society House Rules,” two letters in L’avant garde #33 (September 1980) show a mixed

I hesitate to put into words what I mean by “the Holmes spirit.” Certain qualities of the brief rules booklet

With his first house-rules article (see “Pandemonium Society House Rules”), Phenster attacks the most salient problem in the Holmes edition.

In “Pandemonium Society House Rules,” L’avant garde #32, Phenster takes offense at the accusation that the Pandemonium Society plays an