Masters, Dexter

Masters, Dexter, and Katherine Way, eds. One World or None. New York McGraw-Hill, 1946. 

Blurred Vision It becomes difficult to focus on close and distant objects, giving the creature a blurry perspective. A creature with blurred vision, in addition to obvious effects, suffers a 20% miss chance in combat (half concealment), loses any Effective Dexterity bonus for AC, moves at 25% speed, suffers a -1 penalty on Strength and Dexterity Skills and attackers are granted a +1 bonus to Attack Rolls. Consult the Dungeon Master s Guide regarding Blindness. 

Yes, lady. Though I would endure a thousand voyages with Bligh as my master in preference to one with Quinn Dexter. I had thought William Bligh versed in the ways of cruelty. I see now how mistaken I was. Now, to my horror, I have looked upon true evil. 

Eldred C. Nelson and Leonard 1. Schiff, Our Atomic World (Albuquerque University of New Mexico Press, 1945). Dexter Masters and Katherine Way, eds.. One World or None (New York McGraw-Hill, 1946). Russell R. Williams, "The Atomic Age," Saturday Review, December 1, 1945. David Dietz, Atomic Energy in the Coming Era (New York Dodd Mead,... 

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