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Post by Finarvyn on Mar 9, 2008 14:08:40 GMT -6
There have been a number of magazine articles and modules released for Boot Hill over the years, and I thought I would post the list I have compiled at the moment. I have placed things in chronological order as best as I can, but often modules only quote a year whereas magazines give a month and year.
Here's the list:
Let Your Town Have A Purpose, or, How to Design a Town In Boot Hill (Mike Crane, 1978)
- Dragon magazine article (August, 1978)
Birth Tables (Stephen Blair, 1978)
- Dragon magazine article (September, 1978)
Six Guns & Sorcery section of the DMG (Gygax?, 1979)
- Conversion of AD&D 1E to Boot Hill
- Entire book credited to Gary Gygax
- PHB publication of May, 1979 predates Dragon magazine article of similar name.
Six Guns & Sorcery (Allen Hammack, 1979)
- Dragon magazine article (August, 1979)
- PHB publication of May, 1979 predates Dragon magazine article of similar name.
Cash & Carry for Cowboys (Glenn Rahmann, 1981)
- Dragon magazine article (October, 1981)
Shootout in Northfield (Tom Moldvay, 1981)
- Mini-module to accompany the Referee’s Screen
BH1 Mad Mesa (Jerry Epperson & Tom Moldvay, 1981)
BH2 Lost Conquistador Mine (David Cook & Tom Moldvay, 1982)
BH3 Ballots and Bullets (David James Ritchie, 1982)
The Taming of Brimstone (Donald Mumma, 1983)
- Dragon magazine module (March, 1983)
- 7 pages of text, plus cover page, plus map insert
BH4 Burned Brush Wells (Jeff Grubb with Allen Hammack and Brian Blume, 1983)
BH5 Range War! (Philip Taterczynski, 1984)
As always, any corrections or additions would be welcome.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 9, 2008 19:58:54 GMT -6
Dude, you missed a bunch.  Here's my list: "Gallery of Gunfighters" SR3(5) "Gallery of Gunfighters" – John “Doc” Holliday SR4(11) "Gallery of Gunfighters" – Ben Thompson "Gallery of Gunfighters" SR5(13) "Boot Hill Experimental Rule" Brian Blume SR6(12) "The Fastest Guns That Never Lived" Blume, Gygax & Kask SR7(6) "The Fastest Guns That Never Lived II" Brian Blume 9(24) "Random Encounters for Boot Hill" Michael E. Crane 15(32) "Let Your Town Have a Purpose" Mike Crane 18(15) "Birth Tables -- Boot Hill" Stephen Blair 18(21) "The Fastest Guns That Never Lived III" Allen Hammack 19(21) "Boot Hill Encounter Chart" Robert Wagner 21(10) "Boot Hill Additions, Revisions and Trivia" Michael Crane 26(22) "Six Guns & Sorcery" Allen Hammack 28(12) "Boot Hill? Sure! But What Scale?" Ralph Wagner 30(18) "Fastest Guns That Never Lived, I-IV" Allen Hammack, et al 36(44) "This Here's Tyrannosaurus Tex" Roger E. Moore 46(28) "How To Ease the Boot Hill Identity Crisis" Paul M. Crabaugh 46(30) "Cash & Carry for Cowboys" Glenn Rahman 54(62) "Saved By the Cavalry!" Carl Smith 76(56) |
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Post by jrients on Mar 9, 2008 20:14:17 GMT -6
White Dwarf number 16 has a set of encounter tables for Boot Hill. That's the only non-SR/Dragon article for the game that I can confirm exists.
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Post by Finarvyn on Mar 10, 2008 7:27:21 GMT -6
THanks to you both. I'll see if I can update my list soon!
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Post by willmark on Jun 14, 2012 21:47:44 GMT -6
First post, might as while make it worth while in an ancient thread:
Polyhedron #30- Little Miss Sure Shot- Annie Oakley
Polyhedron #43- Dr. Brown's Miracle Juice
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Post by Finarvyn on Jun 15, 2012 5:05:46 GMT -6
Welcome aboard willmark. Totally fine to necro older threads and thanks for the information. I had totally forgotten to check for Polyhedron articles on Boot Hill!
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Post by Zenopus on Jun 15, 2012 16:21:44 GMT -6
There are some other articles in the earlier Polyhedrons. Issue #7 has a Boot Hill cover.
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Post by willmark on Jun 16, 2012 11:29:57 GMT -6
Yeah I only have a small number of them, mostly in the 30-40s range so I would not be surprised if there were more.
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Post by willmark on Jul 6, 2012 5:18:25 GMT -6
There are some other articles in the earlier Polyhedrons. Issue #7 has a Boot Hill cover. Do you know what the content was about? |
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Post by Finarvyn on Jul 6, 2012 5:55:25 GMT -6
There are some other articles in the earlier Polyhedrons. Issue #7 has a Boot Hill cover. Do you know what the content was about? 1. The cover has a guy who looks sort of like a Gandalf-type in a cowboy hat. Next to him is a guy who must be a dwarf. They are warming themselves by a campfire. There is a treasure chest in the background. 2. The "content" in question appers to be a single-page article called "Ranch Encounters" by Bill Fawcett. It contains a couple of percentile-roll tables. One is an encounter table, one is a "likelihood of a job being open" table, then there is a "type of job" table, and last a "skill needed / pay" reference (no roll here). Attachments:
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Post by willmark on Jul 10, 2012 15:39:17 GMT -6
Definitely worth reading over, could be quite useful in light of my recent thread about the movie Open range.
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Post by franchise on May 6, 2015 9:48:55 GMT -6
Maybe this is the place to put it, and I'm sorry if it's not.
But I had a question about new modules for Boot Hill. I know that the rights of Gangbusters reverted to Rick Krebs and he mentioned his approval of the idea of people coming up with new modules for the game. I think that would be incredible. Of course I haven't seen any yet, but it would be great if it happened. I love the idea.
I was just wondering if it was possible to do the same thing with Boot Hill? I would definitely enjoy some new modules for the game. At this point I would be happy to have them for any edition.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 4, 2019 13:00:19 GMT -6
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Post by grodog on Jun 20, 2019 15:25:49 GMT -6
Kellri has several BH materials on his site too: kellri.blogspot.com/Boot Hill (2e) Database Boot Hill 2e Referee's Reference.pdf Boot Hill Campaign Map Labeled.jpg Boot Hill Campaign Map.jpg Boot Hill Promise City Map.jpg Allan. |
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