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Dwarfstar Games was a division of Heritage Models that published microgame-sized fantasy and science fiction board wargames in the early 1980s. They typically
Dwarfstar_Games
Fantasy and wargame miniatures manufacturer
renamed Circus Maximus. In the early 1980s, Heritage USA formed the Dwarfstar Games line, which produced fantasy and science fiction microgames such as
Heritage_Models
1981 science fiction board game
Outpost Gamma is a science fiction board game published in 1981 by Dwarfstar Games, an imprint of Heritage Models, in which embattled Imperial Legionnaires
Outpost_Gamma
games Different Worlds – role-playing games and accessories Dragon – gaming magazine Dream Pod 9 – miniatures and role-playing games Dwarfstar Games –
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Game designer
designed the 1980 fantasy games Caverns of Doom, and Crypt of the Sorcerer. He created several games for the Dwarfstar Games division such as Barbarian
Arnold_Hendrick
Modern War and World at War magazines. Dwarfstar Games – published a line of small SF&F games around 1980. E-Mail Games – provides free wargaming and computerized
List_of_wargame_publishers
Board game
Barbarian Prince is a solitaire board game published by the Dwarfstar Games line of Heritage Models in 1981. Barbarian Prince is a game in which the player
Barbarian_Prince
Board game
Demonlord is a two-player board game published in 1981 by Dwarfstar Games, a division of Heritage Models. Demonlord, designed by Arnold Hendrick, is a
Demonlord_(board_game)
Gaming magazine
before that Genesis Gaming Products purchased Interplay in addition to Dwarfstar Games (1981–1982) from Heritage USA. W. G. Armintrout reviewed the first
Interplay_(magazine)
Board game
by Bob Depew. It was published by Heritage Models as part of their Dwarfstar Games line. The microgame comes in a small box and includes six 4"x7" full-color
Grav_Armor
1984 video game
making a video game version of a microgame called Star Smuggler by Dwarfstar Games, but a bankruptcy of the developer's parent company Heritage Models
SunDog:_Frozen_Legacy
Wargame designer, game company executive and author
this market. Barasch helped to start up a new microgame division, Dwarfstar Games, overseeing the creation of four new microgames in 1981. Co-worker
Howard_Barasch
Role-playing game supplement
Products - a division of World Wide Wargames (3W) - picked up the Dwarfstar Games, but their sole production ended up being a 'dungeon floor,' Arnold
The_Tavern_(accessory)
historical genre (and some subgenres) showing their publication history. All games can be presumed to have been published in English unless another language
List_of_board_wargames
Fictional superhero in DC Comics
has faced numerous challenges, including the shrinking serial killer Dwarfstar, his strict and disapproving father, and being seduced, kidnapped, and
Atom_(Ryan_Choi)
1982 board game
Star Smuggler is a 1982 board game published by Heritage/Dwarfstar. Star Smuggler is a game for one in which the player is Duke Springer, who accumulates
Star_Smuggler
American game designer
Wizardry, Gibsons Games, 1980 Valley of the Four Winds, Games Workshop, 1980 Dragon Rage, Dwarfstar Games, 1980 (not to be confused with the PlayStation 2 game
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Annual tabletop games award
Awards (or CSR Awards) is an annual award for excellence in manual, tabletop games, with a focus on "conflict simulations", which includes simulations of military
Charles_S._Roberts_Award
Fantasy board game
Dragon Rage is a 1982 board game published by Heritage/Dwarfstar. Dragon Rage is a game in which monsters such as Dragons, Giants, Goblins and Orcs seek
Dragon_Rage_(board_game)
British metal vocalist and bassist
thrash/black metal band Venom. After playing in a couple of high school bands—Dwarfstar and Album Graecum—Lant took the stage name Cronos and, in 1979, joined
Conrad_Lant
DC Comics character
killer, Dwarfstar, who had hired Deathstroke and his Titans to kill Ryan Choi. Giganta initially seems unaware of this fact, admitting to Dwarfstar that
Giganta
Name shared by several comic book superheroes from the DC Comics universe
- A light-themed villain who is usually an enemy of the Teen Titans. Dwarfstar - A size-shifting supervillain. Floronic Man - A plant-controlling botanist
Atom_(character)
Fictional character, a superhero that appears in comic books published by DC Comics
discovers evidence that Dwarfstar had a hand in Ryan's death, and vows to find him and make him pay. Ray eventually finds Dwarfstar in a hospital, where
Atom_(Ray_Palmer)
Supervillain appearing in DC Comics
sword through Ryan's chest, killing him. He then gives Ryan's body to Dwarfstar. Following the assassination of Atom, Deathstroke and the Titans are hired
Deathstroke
to Iron Heights Penitentiary. In the episode "True Colors", Kilg%re, Dwarfstar, Hazard, and Black Bison mount an escape attempt before Warden Gregory
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