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D-8 Health And Social Protection Programme
D8, D.VIII, D VIII, D08 or D-8 may refer to: Entertainment * d8 (magazine), ''d8'' (magazine), a 1990s American magazine on role playing culture * D8 (TV channel), a French TV channel * Dissipated Eight, a collegiate all-male a cappella group from Middlebury College * d8, the eight-sided Dice#Polyhedral dice, die used often in table-top role-playing games Transportation * Bavarian D VIII, an 1888 German steam locomotive * Caterpillar D8, a track-type tractor * D-8 Armored Car, a Soviet vehicle * D8 (Aircraft), an American airliner * Dewoitine D.8, a French aircraft * Donkervoort D8, a Dutch sports car * Dunne D.8, a British Dunne aircraft * Fokker D.VIII, a 1918 German parasol-monoplane fighter aircraft * HMAS Vendetta (D08), HMAS ''Vendetta'' (D08), a 1954 Royal Australian Navy Daring class destroyer * Pacific D-8, a glider * Pfalz D.VIII, a German 1918 fighter aircraft * Pro FE Straton D-8, a Czech motorglider * ProFe D-8 Moby Dick, a Czech motorglider * Spyker D8, a 2009 concep ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
D8 (magazine)
''d8'' was a magazine that was published out of Philadelphia and New York City in 1995-1996 and targeted fans of role-playing games. The name referred to an eight-sided dice#Application in role-playing games, polyhedral die common in such games. Unlike other gaming magazines, ''d8''’s focus was not on gaming systems and rules, but rather the art of role playing and the cultural, pop-cultural, and subcultural interests of the people who played games. ''d8'' styled itself “the magazine of role-playing culture”. This editorial mission was conceived of by Founder and Creative Director David DeCheser. The magazine was financed by Frank Slattery IV, an avid gamer who wanted to be involved in the field. Contributors Edited by Holly Black and Joe Cirillo, the magazine had a host of eclectic and regular contributors that included author Steve Berman, GWAR member Techno Destructo, Hunter Jackson, illustrators Joseph Hasenauer and Theo Black, ''Yamara'' creators Barbara Manui and Chr ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |