Introduction to TUO3 By John Tynes The Dread Page of Azathoth By John Tynes Scream and Scream Again By Divers Hands A Tale of Terror: The Spider-Man By Steve Hatherley Mysterious Manuscripts By Thomas Stratman, Scott Aniolowski and Brian Bevel…
By John Tynes, © 1994 TUO3 was a real breakthrough issue. It was our longest to date at 68 pages, and was packed with useful material. The two scenarios were quite good and the big “Mysterious Manuscripts” section was chock…
By John Tynes, © 1991 [The following column generated some interesting comments from readers, both positive and negative. It was my first attempt at formulating and expressing the philosophy that guides the magazine, the same philosophy (more or less) that…
© 1994 by the respective writers [TUO3 inaugurated our letters column, a staple of any magazine. The amount of space devoted to letters has varied from issue to issue — TUO8/9 had the most with six full pages. Despite appearances,…
Now that The Unspeakable Oath 21 is available in print and in PDF, we have completed the four-issue subscription commitment that we made when we relaunched the Oath at the end of 2010. You can now sign up for a new four-issue subscription —…
By John Tynes, © 1994 [This was the first “Message” to really work, I think, and I’m still pleased with it. Astute readers will notice the “Masks of Nyarlathotep” reference contained herein. — John Scott Tynes, 1994] Johann faxed me…
By Les Dean and John Tynes, © 1994 [The debut of our review column. I think the review of “Return to Dunwich” set the standard I was looking for in TUO reviews, since it considered the item in question not…
By John Tynes, © 1994 [I’ve long been fascinated by the Consume Likeness spell; it was the centerpiece of my scenario “Nemo Solus Sapit” in Chaosium’s “The Stars Are Right!” and does the same here, as well as in my…
By Thomas Stratman, © 1994 [This article contained the second in our series of special inclusions or “goo-gaws,” the first being the cardstock figures and pull-out maps of TUO2’s “Grace Under Pressure.” The following article presents an auction of occult…
By Mark Morrison, © 1994 [Mark’s column this time was about Mythos books, and fit quite well with the Mysterious Manuscripts feature. I considered it the first step towards having a “theme” issue, which achieved substantial success in TUO5 and…
