Newsgroups: rec.games.frp.misc
From: [n--f] at [mace.cc.purdue.edu] (paulhicks)
Subject: C&S
Date: Sat, 5 Mar 1994 18:29:47 GMT

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Dear Netters,
	Because of the interest I have received, I am compiling, and 
posting (every so often), a list of all Chivalry and Sorcery (C&S)
supplements/game aids and their descriptions (as well as trying to 
obtain them).  If anyone knows of any more than listed below, please
let me know.  If anyone has any of the supplements I don't have,
please also let me know (I have the ones marked with a *).

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 (c)1976 Chevalier: "...a pre-C&S version, self pubished by Ed and 
		myself (Wilf Backhaus) in 1976.  There were only 40
		copies printed.  Our origional intent was to create
		an advanced D&D..."-Wilf Backhaus

 (c)1977 C&S First Edition (First Printing)  A paperback publication
		that included all of the rules: magic,
		combat and mass combat.(The
		spine of the book was not very sturdy)

*(c)1977 C&S First Edition (Second Printing): Same as first printing,
		however, cleaned up typos and better orginzed.

*(c)1983 C&S Second Edition: A boxed set contained updated rules with
		three separate books for magic, combat and GM's.

*(c)1978 C&S Sourcebook First Edition: Supplement that included, among 
		other things, tables for weather.

*(c)1983 C&S Sourcebook Second Edition: Supplement that included, among 
		other things, tables for weather that was updated for
		the second edition of C&S.

*(c)1981 C&S Sourcebook 2 First Edition:  Rules for locks, chests, etc.

*(c)1981 C&S Sourcebook 2 Second  Edition:  Rules for locks, chests, 
		etc. updated for the second edition

*(c)1978 Swords and Sorcerers First Edition: A supplement that 
		contained detailed information on Celts, Mongols and
		Norsemen.  The first supplement.
	
*(c)1978 Swords and Sorcerers Second  Edition: A supplement that 
		contained detailed information on Celts, Mongols and
		Norsemen.  The first supplement. Updated for the
		second edition.

*(c)1979 Saurians: A world of inteligent warm blooded dinosaurs along
		with expanded rules on languages and litteracy.
		Although it was to be updated for the second edition,
		I am not sure if this ever came about.

~(c)1979 Arden: A sample kingdom based on the author's own world.  I
		have a photocopy of Arden, but would love a 'real' 
		copy.

 	Destrier: (first addition supplement) An add on to the combat 
		system using a card system 
		to help with the running of personal combat.
		Players played a card wtih their intended action
		Included some additional rules and clarifications.

*(c)1978 Bireme and Galley: Detailed rules on ship combat compete with
		cardboard ships and 25mm scale plans.  A possible
		update was in the works but never came to be.

*	The Dragonlord: A adventure.

*	The Songsmith: Another adventure set in the 
		same place as Dragonlord.

*	GM Screen: A screen with all the proper tables, published by 
		Judges Guild (They are out of business).

	Land of the Rising Sun: A medieval Japan RPG using the C&S 
		system with a simplified first edition combat system.
		One book with a better binding.  Written by Lee Gold.

*(c)1978 Towers for Tyrants: A 25mm scale 3 dimensional cardboard
		model of a castle.

	 Fortification Plans: A 25mm scale 3 dimensional cardboard
		model of forticications.

	 Homes and Hovels: A 25mm scale 3 dimensional model cardboard
		model of houses.

*(c)1977 Castle Plans: Two dimensional 4 castle plans for use with 
		minatures in 25mm scale.

Rumor has it that sourcebooks three and four were written but never
published, and that a possible third edition is in the works.

Additionally, Scott Bizar (the editor of FGU) makes mention of a number
of C&S supplemnts in the various introductions to the C&S books.  These
include: 'Saracen and Crusader', 'king Arthur', 'mesoamerica' and a
role players guidebook(s).  If anyone has any info on the above, please
let me know.

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I do not represent Fantasy Games Unlimited (FGU) in any manner, however,
I know that it still exists! Their address is available upon request.

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Thanks, Paul

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