hey all,
I'm sure that everyone on this list knows by now that Gary Gygax just passed away. Some customers have expressed an interest in having some sort of memorial event. Looking at the store calendar, I see that this Saturday evening would be available, if people are interested in doing something.
Suggestions tendered so far have ranged from sung services to roleplaying. I am open to suggestions!
March 4 2008, 20:36:20 UTC 4 years ago
Get Drunk and Play AD&D 1st edtion?
Personally my favorite is:Get Drunk and Play AD&D 1st edtion at a local bar?
March 4 2008, 20:57:27 UTC 4 years ago
Tyler, I don't suppose you could sell black dice in black bags for we gamers in morning?
March 4 2008, 21:24:50 UTC 4 years ago
March 4 2008, 21:32:24 UTC 4 years ago
I wonder if I have a copy of 'Hidden Shine' around. A shortened version of that would also work very well.
March 5 2008, 01:28:43 UTC 4 years ago
I met Gary in person only once, though I did run into him online a few times. And though I didn't necessarily always agree with everything he did or said or his philosophy of game design, his enthusiasm was always infectious and the roleplaying community as a whole owes him and the other early designers a whole heck of a lot. 69 years wasn't nearly enough of a run. I wasn't even aware of his health problems, so this comes as quite a shock. I know we're probably going to be looking at memorializing Erick Wujick and other pioneering designers as well, soon...I knew we'd have to start saying goodbye to the old guard in earnest someday (some, of course, died far, far before their time). I just wasn't expecting that day to come down quite so soon or quite like this.
March 5 2008, 11:04:44 UTC 4 years ago
March 5 2008, 15:52:07 UTC 4 years ago
Chainmail from Tactical Studies Rules
I do remember obtaining a copy of Chainmail many moons ago and then trying out the first version of Dungeons and Dragons. The play depended very much on the skill and imagination of the dungeon master (at that point in the distant past, very few players were female).I lost my copies of both Chainmail and the first D&D books, but I would be interested in participating in an old style game, if such could be organized.