THE GRIFFIN INDEX
			     VERSION 1.01

			      [issue 1]

			   by Shannon Appel
			   (appel@erzo.org)

HISTORY, 1984
 
Griffin was a brand new independent magazine which appeared in late
1984. It was well laid out, had a glossy cover, and was filled with
professional advertisements. One issue was published, and then the
entire magazine disappeared back into the void.

A NOTE ON ORGANIZATION

The majority of this index is categorized by game systems. In
addition, there are categories for GENERAL, FANTASY, and INTERVIEWS.

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AD&D [TSR]						**RPG FANTASY**
  Adventures:
    Lindenfall, by Robert Waldbauer			#1	pg 14-24

CHILL [Pacesetter]					**RPG HORROR**
  Reviews:
    Chill						#1	pg 3

ELFQUEST [Chaosium]					**RPG FANTASY**
  Reviews:
    Elfquest						#1	pg 4

FANTASY, GENERAL					**RPG FANTASY**
  Campaign Design:
    Campaign Development, by Robert Waldbauer		#1	pg 33-34
    Towns, by Robert Waldbauer				#1	pg 13

GENERAL							**MISC MISC**
  Meta, Cons:
    GenCon 17, by bill Cavalier				#1	pg 25-29

INTERVIEWS						**MISC MISC**
  Acres, Mark						#1	pg 30-32
  Ricketts, John					#1	pg 30-32

MARVEL SUPER HEROES [TSR]				**RPG SUPERHEROES**
  Reviews:
    Marvel Super Heroes					#1	pg 5

STAR TREK: THE ROLE PLAYING GAME [Fasa]			**RPG SF**
  Reviews:
    Star Trek III Starship Combat Game			#1	pg 6-10

TIMEMASTER [Pacesetter]					**RPG SF**
  Reviews:
    Timemaster						#1	pg 3-4

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