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I'm working on a revision to Ken St. Andre's works. (January 2024)
I'm working on creation of new page for Peryton Publishing.


== Bibliography ==
{{Short description|American roleplaying games publisher}}
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| name        = Peryton Publishing
| image        = TBD
| caption      = We're all about the tabletop.
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| founded      = 1999
| founder      = {{Unbulleted list|[[Christina Lea]]|[[Tom K. Loney]]}}
| successor    =
| country      = The United States of America
| headquarters = Arkansas
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| keypeople    = {{Unbulleted list|[[Christina Lea]]|[[Tom K. Loney]]}}
| publications = Games, Books
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| website      = {{URL|http://www.perytonpublishing.com/}}
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A bibliography and ludography of St. Andre's works follows. Detailed information on the role-playing game items can be found at RPG Geek<ref>{{cite web |title=RPG Geek |url=https://rpggeek.com |website=RPG Geek |access-date=12 February 2024}}</ref>.
'''Peryton Publishing''' is an American [[role-playing game (pen and paper)|role-playing game]] publishing company based in Arkansas and founded in 2014. It is co-owned by [[Christina Lea]] and [[Tom K. Loney]]. It currently produces ''[[Crawlspace]]'', ''[[Qalidar]]'', and ''[[Spacers (role-playing_game)|Spacers]]'' RPGs, and has produced [[Tunnels & Trolls]] and [[Monsters! Monsters!]] system games, and other related products.


=== Role-playing games ===
==History==
Peryton Publishing was founded in 2001.


* ''[[Monsters! Monsters!]]''
==TAG System==
** 1st edition, (1976; 2nd printing, 1979)
Tom's Adventure Gaming (TAG) is a set of generic role-playing game rules that can be used with a variety of settings. It was designed by Tom K. Loney:
** 2nd edition (2020)
** 2.7th edition (2023)
** 1976 Zero Edition (2023), an early draft of 1st edition


* ''[[Starfaring]]''
==Other Products==
** 1st edition (1976)
* Red Bat System
** 2nd edition (2007)
* TACK System
* TAG System
* Wobble


* ''[[Stormbringer (role-playing game)|Stormbringer]]''
==Periodicals==
** 1st edition (1981)
* Elder Tunnels, a fan-zine for Tunnels & Trolls
** 2nd edition (1985)
** 3rd edition (1987)
** 4th edition (1990)


* ''[[Thieves'_World_(role-playing_game)|Thieves' World]]'' (1981), with multiple authors
== Awards ==


* ''[[Tunnels & Trolls]]''
Press coverage has noted...
** 1st edition (1975)
** 2nd edition (197?)
** 3rd edition (197?)
** 4th edition (1977)
** 5th edition (1979)
** 5.5th edition (2005)
** 30th anniversary (7th) edition (2005)
** 7.5th edition (2008)
** ''Power Trip'', a super-heroes T&T variant (2008)
** ''Gamma Trollworld'', a post-nuclear war T&T variant (2009), with James L. Shipman
** 8th (French) edition (2012)
** Deluxe edition (2015)


=== Adventure modules, solo adventures, and items ===
==References==
* ''Bean RPG''
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** ''Death Phrogg Attack'' (2010)
 
* ''Monsters! Monsters!''
** ''Battle School: Deadly Combat'' (2020)
** ''The Wizard's Test: Deadly Combat (M!M! version)'' (2020)
** ''Vvvarrr's Qiip: Deadly Combat (M!M! version)'' (2020)
** ''[[The Toughest Dungeon in the World]]'' (2020)
** ''Rescue Mission: Deadly Combat (M!M! version)'' (2020)
** ''Khara Khang's Random Rainbow Maze: Deadly Combat (M!M! version)'' (2020)
** ''Oh My, Khost!'' (2021)
** ''Monster Maze of Zorr: Deadly Combat (M!M! version)'' (2021)
** ''Mission for a Cat Goddess'' (2022)
** ''Monsters! Monsters! GM Screen'' (2022)
** ''Ken St. Andre's Monsterary of Zimrala'' (2022)
** ''Zimrala Big Map'' (2022)
** ''Trollgod's Gift'' (2022)
** ''Gauntlet of Doom'' (2022)
** ''Trollgod's Crystal Caves Challenge (2023)
 
* ''[[Shadowrun]]''
** ''Harlequin'' (1990) with multiple authors
 
* ''Stormbringer''
** ''Stormbringer Companion'' (1983)
 
* ''Tunnels & Trolls''
** ''Computer Generated Dungeon'' (1977)
** Solo 2: ''Deathtrap Equalizer Dungeon'' (1977)
** Solo 4: ''Naked Doom'' (1977)
** Solo 12: ''Arena of Khazan'' (1979)
** Pocket Adventure 1: ''Goblin Lake'' (1979)
** ''The Toughest Dungeon in the World'' (1980)
** ''Hela's House of Dark Delights'', originally printed in ''[[Different Worlds]]'' Issue 22 (1982)
** ''The Infinite Adventure'' (1985)
** ''Sword for Hire and Blue Frog Tavern'' (1986)
** ''The Amulet of the Salkti and Arena of Khazan'' (1986)
** ''Naked Doom and Deathtrap Equalizer'' (1986)
** ''Take the Money'' (2008)
** ''Trollgod's Exciting Random Rooms of Ruination'' (2008)
** ''Strange Destinies'' (2008)
** ''Hunting Party'' (2008)
** ''Hot Pursuit'' (2008)
** ''Khara Khang's Random Rainbow Maze'' (2010)
** ''The Wizard's Test'' (2011)
** ''A Traveler's Tale'' (2011)
** ''Tavern by the Sea'' (2011)
** ''A Sworded Adventure'' (2011)
** ''Rescue Mission'' (2011)
** ''Dwarf World'' (2011)
** ''DewDrop Inn'' (2011)
** ''Deep Delving'' (2011)
** ''Battle School'' (2012)
** ''À la poursuite du serpent d'argent'' (2012)
** ''Le Nain Ivre'' (2012)
** ''Le lac aux gobelins'' (2012)
** ''Le Dépouillement Dernier'' (2012)
** ''4 Jars of Mead'' (2013)
** ''Trollhammer'' (2013)
** ''Saving Fang from the Pits of Morgul'' (2013)
** Solo 9: ''City of Terrors'' (Deluxe T&T 3rd Edition, 2013), with [[Michael Stackpole]]
** ''Rock & Rule: The Spellbook of Gristlegrim's Dwarves'' (2014)
** ''Missing Inaction'' (2014)
** ''Adventurers Compendium'' (2014)
** ''Les cavernes de Lan-Faer'' (2014)
** ''Spellbook of the Leprechauns'' (2015)
** ''Spellbook of the Gremlins'' (2015)
** ''The Spell Book of Shancinar (Ancient Elven Magic)'' (2015)
** ''Deluxe Tunnels & Trolls Gamemaster Screen'' (2015)
** ''Spellbook of the Uruks'' (2016)
** ''Quest for the Crown'' (2016)
** ''The Last Adventure of Big Jack Brass'' (2016)
** Solo 28: ''Grimtina's Guard'' (2016)
** ''Goblin Lake (Deluxe)'' (2016)
** ''Agent of Death (Deluxe)'' (2016)
** ''Capture the Troll'' (2016)
** ''The Fairy Spell Book'' (2016)
** ''The Trollgod's Terrible Twenty'' (2017)
** Solo 4: ''Naked Doom (Deluxe)'' (2017)
** ''Mongoni Island'' (2017)
** Solo 12: ''Arena of Khazan (Deluxe)'' (2017)
** ''The Vaults of K'horror'' (2018), with Andy Holmes
** ''The Peacock Continent of Trollworld'' (2018)
** ''Monster Maze of Zorr'' (2018)
** ''Trollstone Caverns: Lair of the Silver Serpent'' (2019)
** ''Dragons Attack X'venn'' (2019)
** ''The Wizard's Test: Deadly Combat (T&T version)'' (2020)
** ''Vvvarrr's Qiip: Deadly Combat (T&T version)'' (2020)
** ''Murder at the Ruptured Troll'' (2020)
** ''The Non-Human Spell Book'' (2020)
** ''Khara Khang's Random Rainbow Maze: Deadly Combat (T&T version)'' (2020)
** ''Grimtooth's Tomb of the Warhammer'' (2020)
** ''Goblin Crag: Level One'' (2020), with Andy Holmes
 
* ''WHAP (Wildly Heroic Action Pulp)'' RPG<ref>{{cite web | title=Wildly Heroic Action Pulp (WHAP!) | url=http://perytonpublishing.com/WHAP.htm |website=Peryton Publishing |access-date=12 February 2024}}</ref>
** ''Howls in the Wild'' (2010)
** ''Cowboys vs. Dinosaurs'' (2010)
 
=== Other role-playing game related subjects ===
* ''The 1st Annual World Who's Who in Tunnels and Trolls'' (1978)
* ''Ten Days in the Arena of Khazan'', originally printed in Different Worlds Issue 7 (1980)
* ''A Fragmentary History of Trollworld'' (2010)
 
=== Novels and Short Stories ===
 
* "Old Soldiers Never" (1989), in ''Shrapnel: Fragments from the Inner Sphere'', a [[Battletech]] anthology.
* "Turtle in the Tower" (1990), in ''Shadowrun: Into the Shadows'' edited by [[Jordan Weisman|Jordan K. Weisman]]. An anthology of stories based on the ''[[Shadowrun]]'' role-playing game. ({{ISBN|1-55560-118-9}}).
* "The Two Worst Thieves in Khazan" (1992) in ''Mages Blood and Old Bones: A Tunnels & Trolls Anthology''
* "The Triple Death" (1995), in ''Enchanted Forests'' edited by Katharine Kerr and Martin H. Greenberg. An anthology of stories about magical woods. ({{ISBN|0-88677-672-4}}).
* "A Thief's Day in Khazan" (2005) in ''Golden Heroes''.
* ''Dragon Child: Just a Thief from Khazan'' (2006), by Ken St. Andre and James L. Shipman.  A fantasy novel based on the ''[[Tunnels & Trolls]]'' role-playing game. Expanded and republished in 2017 as "Thief of Khazan".
* ''Griffin Feathers'' (2008), by Ken St. Andre.  A collection of linked short stories based on the ''[[Tunnels & Trolls]]'' role-playing game.
* "Introduction: Trollgod's Treasure Hunt" (2008) in ''Troll Tunnels'', edited by Christina Lea.  A collection of short sword and sorcery tales.
* "The Awakening" (2008) in ''Troll Tunnels'', by Ken St. Andre and James L. Shipman.
* "Champion of Stormgaard" (2010), an excerpt from the novel ''Rose of Stormgaard''
* "Murder at the Ruptured Troll" (2020)
* "Pirate Days Along the Yann" (2020)
* "Mandrikor: A Trollworld Tale" (2020)
* "Woden's Ring: A Heroic Fantasy Tale" (2020)
* "Fairy Tale" (2021)
* "The Trollgod's Tale" (2021)
* "Tomb Raiders from Trollhalla" (2021). Adapted from a game of T&T run by Ken St. Andre with players from his Trollhalla fan group.
* "Final Exam" (2021). A short novel based on a play-through of the solo adventure of the same name.
* Tales of Trollhalla #1: "The Serpent Queen" (2021)
* ''Rose of Stormgaard: A Trollworld Novel'' (2012), by Ken St. Andre, cover art by [[Steve Crompton]].  ({{ISBN|1-4801-7576-5}}).
* "Slithery Jungle Tales", issue 1 (2022)
* "Temple Rescue'' (2022). A narrative of a play through of ''Temple of Issoth'' T&T solo adventure by Dan Hembree. Illustrated by William Connors.
* "Slithery Jungle Tales", issue 2 (2023)


=== Flash Fiction ===
==External links==
* [https://http://www.perytonpublishing.com/ Peryton Publishing Home Page]


* "Moral Invaders" (2005) in ''Flash Fantastic'', No. 16.  A very short story in issue 16 of the online magazine.<ref>{{cite web |title=FLASH FANTASTIC Adventures in short, short fiction Back issues and index |url=https://www.crazedfanboy.com/fiction/flash/issue_16.html |website=Flash Fantastic |publisher=Crazed Fanboy |accessdate=21 August 2019}}</ref>
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* Ken St. Andre's "A Troll's Flash Fiction" story collection contains [[flash fiction]] written by him but also collected from other authors. Stories published between 2011 and 2015.<ref>{{cite web |title=A Troll's Flash Fiction |url=https://trollfic.wordpress.com/ |website=A Troll's Flash Fiction |access-date=12 February 2024}}</ref>


=== Comic Books ===
[[Category:Role-playing game publishing companies]]
* "Monsters! Monsters!", issue 1: "Return to Goblin Lake" (Trollgodfather Press Comic Group, 2022). A republication of a comic from 1995, illustrated by Gilead Artist.
 
=== Computer games ===
* ''[[Wasteland (video game)|Wasteland]]'' (1988)
* ''[[Adventure_Construction_Set|Adventure Construction Set]]'' adventure "Galactic Agent" (Amiga version, 1986)
* ''[[Wasteland_2|Wasteland 2]]'' (2014)
 
==References==
{{Reflist}}

Revision as of 01:59, 11 August 2025

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I'm working on creation of new page for Peryton Publishing.

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Peryton Publishing is an American role-playing game publishing company based in Arkansas and founded in 2014. It is co-owned by Christina Lea and Tom K. Loney. It currently produces Crawlspace, Qalidar, and Spacers RPGs, and has produced Tunnels & Trolls and Monsters! Monsters! system games, and other related products.

History

Peryton Publishing was founded in 2001.

TAG System

Tom's Adventure Gaming (TAG) is a set of generic role-playing game rules that can be used with a variety of settings. It was designed by Tom K. Loney:

Other Products

  • Red Bat System
  • TACK System
  • TAG System
  • Wobble

Periodicals

  • Elder Tunnels, a fan-zine for Tunnels & Trolls

Awards

Press coverage has noted...

References

Template:Authority control

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