October 1975 is on the dial for the wayback machine today. O&W seems to off of their D&D high for now and getting back into other games. One of which is a new American game call Organized Crime. It is a board game, but sounds like a prototype for a cool crime related RPG.
Ian Livingstone has a bit on the local Monopoly championships and how he won't be going to the European or World rounds.
For D&D people are submitting house rules.
First is some advice for the novice player (which at this point is most people) and an alternative to dying and healing that offers more math than game rules. Basically your death is a function of your HP and Con. Nothing simple like negative Con or -10.
Not really a lot in this issue that interested me to be honest. It is a good issue to show how the game industry was evolving. Not every uncovered treasure is as significant as a "Lucy".
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