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Language:	English
Publishers:	Games Workshop -- United Kingdom Penguin -- United Kingdom
Categories:	Complexity Level : Advanced (Full Game System) Complexity Level : Solitaire RPG (External Rules Required) Format : Paperback Game System : Combat Game System : Inventory Management Game System : Magic Game System : Randomization Method : Dice Game System : Scores Genre : Fantasy Genre : Horror Genre : Humor Genre : Superhero Fiction Product Family : Dungeons & Dragons Product Family : Fighting Fantasy Target Age Group : Older Children Target Age Group : Teenagers Writing Style : Comic Book Writing Style : Present Tense Writing Style : Second Person

This was the official magazine of Fighting Fantasy, featuring at least one complete adventure in each issue. After a few issues containing abridged or altered versions of Fighting Fantasy gamebooks, the magazine began producing original storylines. Issue ten and eleven's adventures featured rules so that it was compatible with Dungeons & Dragons (although it still contained regular Fighting Fantasy rules for players who preferred them). Publication passed from Penguin to Games Workshop with issue six.

Magazines

1. Warlock #1 (Warlock #1 Editorial and 6 more items)
2. Warlock #2 (Warlock #2 Editorial and 6 more items)
3. Warlock #3 (Warlock #3 Editorial and 8 more items)
4. Warlock #4 (The Dervish Stone)
5. Warlock #5 (Dungeon of Justice)
6. Warlock #6 (The Dark Chronicles of Anakendis)
7. Warlock #7 (The Temple of Testing)
8. Warlock #8 (The Floating City)
9. Warlock #9 (Fortress Throngard)
10. Warlock #10 (Rogue Mage)
11. Warlock #11 (The Land of Changes)
12. Warlock #12 (Deadline to Destruction)
13. Warlock #13 (The Dreaming Sands: Multi-Player Nightmares and 2 more items)

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This advertisement from the May 1984 issue of Micro Adventurer announces the first issue of Warlock magazine. Thanks to Ryan Lynch for sharing the image.

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