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Different Worlds

Different Worlds was an American role-playing games magazine published from 1979 to 1987.

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Founded
1979
Publisher
Chaosium (1979 - 1985) · Sleuth Publications (1985 - 1987) · Different Worlds Publications (1987)
Country
United States
Editor
Tadashi Ehara
Final issue Number
Fall 1987 47
First issue
February/March 1979

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Different Worlds

Nodes30
Edges29
Triples70
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.066667
Components1

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Different Worlds

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related to Reception · 24
Different Worlds → Abyss, At, British, Chaosium, Charles Vasey, Dave Nalle, DW, Ehara, Greg, In, In Issue, It, Nalle, Perfidious Albion, Reviews, Runequest, Stafford, Tadashi, The, The Dragon
related to Scope · 21
Different Worlds → Bill Willingham, Call, Center, Circle, Cthulhu, Dragons, Dungeons, Gigi, Gigi D'Arn, Hollywood, Journey, Larry DiTillio, Letter, My Life, Notably, Roleplaying, RuneQuest, Steve Oliff, Steve Purcell, Sword
related to history · 13
Different Worlds → At, Chaosium, Dragon Pass, Glorantha, Greg Stafford, Nomad Gods, Red Moon, RuneQuest, Spring, Stafford's, Tadashi Ehara, White Bear, Wyrm's Footnotes
Publisher · 3
Different Worlds → Chaosium (1979 - 1985), Different Worlds Publications (1987), Sleuth Publications (1985 - 1987)
Country · 1
Different Worlds → United States
Editor · 1
Different Worlds → Tadashi Ehara
Final issue Number · 1
Different Worlds → Fall 1987 47
First issue · 1
Different Worlds → February/March 1979
Founded · 1
Different Worlds → 1979
Founder · 1
Different Worlds → Tadashi Ehara, Greg Stafford

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chaosium different worlds magazine published 1979 1987 runequest games issue role-playing tadashi ehara issues reviews publisher greg stafford also time

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Different WorldsCountryUnited States1.00infobox
Different WorldsEditorTadashi Ehara1.00infobox
Different WorldsFinal issue NumberFall 1987 471.00infobox
Different WorldsFirst issueFebruary/March 19791.00infobox
Different WorldsFounded19791.00infobox
Different WorldsFounderTadashi Ehara, Greg Stafford1.00infobox
Different WorldsFrequencybimonthly1.00infobox
Different WorldsLanguageEnglish1.00infobox
Different WorldsPublisherChaosium (1979 - 1985)1.00infobox
Different WorldsPublisherSleuth Publications (1985 - 1987)1.00infobox
Different WorldsPublisherDifferent Worlds Publications (1987)1.00infobox
Different WorldsWebsitediffworlds.com1.00infobox

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