Post by Adminenkainen on Sept 6, 2015 14:00:33 GMT
This was the Spring 2012 issue, and the first H&H product ever to include color. It is really 17 1/2 pages long, despite being advertised as 18 pages on the cover.
My editorial ("In the Hideout...") included a look at where we were then -- this was Year 4 of H&H's existence, TTC was nearly two years old, the core rulebooks had already been joined by three supplements, and I was already at work on Supplement IV: Captains, Magicians, and Incredible Men.
This issue included the stunts for the Aviator class, a lengthy interview with Steve Lopez (who was wrapping up writing the first H&H adventure module, Sons of the Feathered Serpent, then), short articles with suggested changes to the Scientist and Mysteryman classes, an article about which Heroes might wind up in Supplement IV (I think I included 16 of the 59 described here), and my first fiction contribution, a continuation of the never-finished "Reuter Mansion" story, which pitted Amazing-Man, Arrow, and Zanzibar against my first hideout designed for H&H. If it was tough to follow "Reuter Mansion", that's because it started out online at fanfiction.net for two chapters, and then chapter 3 was only available in this issue, and there's never been a chapter 4.
My editorial ("In the Hideout...") included a look at where we were then -- this was Year 4 of H&H's existence, TTC was nearly two years old, the core rulebooks had already been joined by three supplements, and I was already at work on Supplement IV: Captains, Magicians, and Incredible Men.
This issue included the stunts for the Aviator class, a lengthy interview with Steve Lopez (who was wrapping up writing the first H&H adventure module, Sons of the Feathered Serpent, then), short articles with suggested changes to the Scientist and Mysteryman classes, an article about which Heroes might wind up in Supplement IV (I think I included 16 of the 59 described here), and my first fiction contribution, a continuation of the never-finished "Reuter Mansion" story, which pitted Amazing-Man, Arrow, and Zanzibar against my first hideout designed for H&H. If it was tough to follow "Reuter Mansion", that's because it started out online at fanfiction.net for two chapters, and then chapter 3 was only available in this issue, and there's never been a chapter 4.