mbassoc2003 wrote:Which other question?
harami2000 wrote:Is the city in your tourney module named?
mbassoc2003 wrote:harami2000 wrote:Is the city in your tourney module named?It is called Tarshish.
harami2000 wrote:mbassoc2003 wrote:It is called Tarshish.*YAY*Excuse me for a second; I've got to go berate Paul again...
mbassoc2003 wrote:It is called Tarshish.
mbassoc2003 wrote:Why? You don't appear in the list of users online, do you? You skulk. You sneak about like Gollum in LoTR.
harami2000 wrote:Paul; why did you advertise the Mystic Rules, thus? ...I'm almost certain you've just stripped out the third page from the back of the first installment of Steve's "Cupric Text" (for $ reasons) and left Mike with one page TOTALLY out of any context.
stormber wrote:Your posts take the tone that I am engaged in some sort of nefarious chicanery. That is the furthest notion from truth. I brought this material to the collecting community as a collectable, that's it. Steve and I decided that whatever happened to the materials happened. He invested much of his time in it and has since moved on to other pursuits.
stormber wrote:Remember, this stuff is still his intellectual property, regardless of whom may have the physical artifacts.
harami2000 wrote:stormber wrote:Remember, this stuff is still his intellectual property, regardless of whom may have the physical artifacts.With regards the Cupric Text material, Steve's cover note states "Unless otherwise noted all material herein may be used by anyone for any purpose".
improvstone wrote:harami2000 wrote:With regards the Cupric Text material, Steve's cover note states "Unless otherwise noted all material herein may be used by anyone for any purpose".Paul, both your comments and Steve's own words seem to contradict each other. So, rather then discussing on this forum could you please PM me Steve's contact details. I would like to have a chat with Steve directly with regard to IP prior to persuing the development of the Manual further.David, please note that even though I have been quiet I have still been listening (just very disappointed with the amount of noise on this forum recently). As I stated awhile ago I am undertaking an assessment of the material prior to any decision to publish. You should go a bit easier on Paul. I don't believe he intended any malace. Just to add some controversy ... after viewing the material I believe one of the biggest reasons for the manual not being published was NOT Gary leaving TSR but rather Gary's procrastination with regard to its publication.All, to date the interest I have received on this forum with regard to releasing the Manual has been minimal (A big thanks to those who did say they wanted one). A greater show of hands (please) would help convice me that this is a viable venture.
harami2000 wrote:With regards the Cupric Text material, Steve's cover note states "Unless otherwise noted all material herein may be used by anyone for any purpose".
FoulFoot wrote:I would think most of us here would be up for buying a copy. Though I wouldn't think it'd be a factor in whether it's published or not -- if it's going to be a professionally-made hardback manual cranked out on a commercial press, we're talking thousands of copies. Maybe 10,000 as a minimum order. So I'd think that it's a much bigger business decision than just a few dozen orders from The Acaeum. Now, if we're talking about a PDF release or something on that scope, that's a whole different story.