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Does he enjoy manually pasting in accented letters in Illustrator? Because if he does, and works cheap, he's got a job :)

Not yet, alas. Soon, though. Digging myself out of some of the map-work for Medieval France.

Absolutely, or as I like to put it: "Motive is half the crime." :)

If it were cool to read, I would have posted it years ago. :) Honestly, it's nothing much at all ... I just found it while rummaging for the Sky Princes stuff, so I figure...

Well, only the core designers could really tell you that ... Apart from Ross Isaacs telling me "The Tellarites are our Dwarves," at one point, I wasn't privy to the core design decisions, all of...

It's from the same time as that, though (being Tellar) it isn't that :)

In general, I'll have to let them speak up on that themselves, if they're tuning in.

I do have one tidbit to offer, however: Deirdre Brooks gave me permission last year to publish her drafts for...

See below :)



Yes. It's not a 100% note-for-note summary of the Tarzan story, but it's meant to evoke it shamelessly.

Anyway, I looked up my old documents.

I misremembered about Robin...

Robin Laws was doing some very fine setting material for some of the worlds ... I know I have copies of some of his stuff _somewhere_ but they'd be deep in the old-work-archives layered down in the...

There is an important erratum on nearly every page of the TOS line, which is (sadly) only three books: Star Trek RPG, Star Trek NTK, and Among the Clans.

Each erratum should read as follows. Cut,...

Yeah, game writers are scattered all over the place. It's not at all uncommon for an RPG book to be written by people from three or four different continents, let alone countries (and then...

Steve Long and I were hanging out at an all-night burger joint and chatting just a few hours ago, but that's unusual and in fact the very first time we've met in person (he's passing through town on...

I was summoned. It's very eerie around here ... so many dusty old threads. Fulla ghosts. But it's fun seeing it all again, so I'll stick around for a bit. :)

Steve Long, too :) One of the reasons AtC pulled together so neatly, IMO, is that they let me write the all the S. John-ish stuff (like clans and quirky history and naked mimes) and Steve Long write...

The TOS Narrator's Toolkit was 100% S. John, who is still awfully darn proud of it :)

The TNG one is 100% Kenneth, although the choice of episodes to adapt to the sample adventure was thrust upon...

We'll be seeing a lot of that around here for a little while, I suppose, if we're trickling back into the thread graveyard ...

It's eerie around here. It's all Flying Dutchman-y.

I think, now, that we’re both in agreement that it doesn’t make sense, from a business perspective (hell, any perspective), to reprint the old LUG books.

My Narrator's Toolkit is one of the best...

There aren't going to be any re-prints of any existing LUG books.

Ah, so Christian was lying to string me along. Figures. Well, tell the pigfuc*er from me that I won't be writing for him.

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Complex, horrible cross-time pan-dimensional Tribble allergy. That's why they had to send an armada to destroy the Tribble homeworld.

Basically, Koloth and company with ridges makes any "logical"...

However, far be it of me to dissuade people from retaining hope that there will be reprints, that Icon will be purchased, or that come next month TBG and the Klingons will be appearing on store...

There will be no reprints of prior LUG product.
Think it through.

I'm done thinking, and it doesn't seem that clear cut to me, unless you know something you're not letting on. We still haven't...

"and the rest."

This is what it feels like to be Mary Ann http://www.trekrpg.net/Board/ubb/smile.gif

Ooh.

Mmmmm.

Never let it be said that I waste an opportunity [goes off to feel some...

hums "we shall overcome" because it's the only tune he knows for gatherings of people hoping for something

On Quantico, they skip middle/junior high altogether, and go from Elementary (K-6) right to High School (7-12)!

It was wierd, sharing halls and lockers with the bigger High School kids as a 7th...