Different Worlds was published bimonthly from to , for forty-seven issues. Chaosium published the first thirty-eight issues from to , and Sleuth Publications published the final nine issues between and Tadashi Ehara was the magazine's editor at both publishers.
The following is a list of various book titles based on search results using the keyword two different worlds. Register now and create a free account to access unlimited. Imagine was published monthly between April and October The print run lasted for 31 issues looks in one. The two sides can be different materials but should be close in weight. Different Worlds back issues 2 thru 17 and 31 thru 46 are still available.
All available issues are straight from inventory and are in mint to near mint condition. Click here for a great index to Different Worlds by Shannon Appel.
Back in the late s, every major hobby game company had an in-house magazine to help promote their products. Avalon Hill was the pioneer with their General. TSR had The Dragon. Even Metagaming had The Space Gamer. These magazines were called "house organs" although most covered other companies' games. Since we were ambitious, Chaosium decided to publish our own magazine devoted to role-playing games. Our house organ would cover not just Chaosium games, but all role-playing games.
I asked for title suggestions and Steve Perrin came up with Different Worlds , evocative of the various fantasy and science fiction environments covered by role-playing games. The response exceeded expectations and many heart-felt articles were submitted. The premiere issue of Different Worlds debuted in early with articles from 13 of these members of the role-playing world.
Many others followed in subsequent issues. The premier issue also launched another popular series. I believe the initial print run of Different Worlds 1 was copies.
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