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Fractal Spectrum

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Fractal Spectrum was a magazine about role-playing games that was published by Fractal Dimensions Publishing.

Contents

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Fractal Spectrum, edited by Donald Redick and Kathleen Seymour,[1] included interviews of game designers, game reviews, industry news and variants of rules for various role-playing games.[2]

Reception

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In the October 1997 edition of Dragon (#240), Rick Swan admitted the artwork was "so-so", and the articles were "too-specialized-for-their-own-good". But Swan thought, "What puts this periodical on the must-read list is the comprehensive news section. The latest issue (#13) offers close to 125 (!) reports covering every aspect of game-related publishing."[1]

Reviews

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References

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  1. 1 2 Swan, Rick (October 1997). "Roleplaying Reviews". Dragon (240). TSR, Inc.: 114.
  2. ↑ "Fractal Spectrum". RPG Geek.