The Oracle Issue 33 - Theme - Rogues, Spies and Thieves

52 pages

Lots of sneaking about and writing in code in this issue where we meet some shadowy spymasters, discuss how to run a heist session in-game and explore items that make entering somewhere you aren't supposed to be a lot easier... and then we balance the scales by having guard creatures of many different sorts!

Lots of content in this full sized magazine: 

Game Advice

• Heists                                6 – 10
• The Spiders Web - Spy Organisations    12 – 15
• Codes and Cyphers                    30 – 35
• Deep Dive - Knock Spell                 46 - 49

Non-player characters - spymasters

• Madam Agrafena, Dance Troupe Leader     17
• Elijah Qualle, Lecturing Professor                  18
• Gurgen Machabeli, Retired Wrestler           19
• Kehinde Ladipo, Spice Merchant             20

Movie Night

• Heist Movies and Shows                    11
• Spy Movies and Shows                    21
• Honour Amongst Thieves, Film Review     50 - 51

Fantasy Creatures

• Alert Jelly                                24
• Mastiff Guardian                         25
• Raven Scout                            26
• Key Holder                                  27
• Batling                                28
• Watching Eye                             29

Past to Present

• Unusual Thefts             36 - 41

Magic Items

• For Thieves, Spies and Rogues              42 – 45

Fully Illustrated

Have a look at the quick preview and you will see the great range of images inside!

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Our editor is Jane Spencer, a qualified editor and proofreader with over two decades of editing, publishing and literary project management experience. (She's also an RPG gamer and a lovely person!) And last, but not least, we are ably assisted by a number of player testers, content providers and technical advisers.

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