Greg Stafford wrote:Oh, you mean my brand new just done (and still unfinished) web site at http://weareallus.com/pendragon/
FormCritic wrote:I was just reading a Pendragon publication just the other day, I believe it is called "The Boy King." (Something like that.)How much of Pendragon grew out of your own interest in Arthuriana?
g026r wrote:That would be the one. Do you plan on having commentary on all the different books by the time it's complete?
Also, getting away from gaming history for a moment, do you know if there are any plans for White Wolf to reprint the 5th ed. Pendragon books?
gyg wrote:So how do you pronounce Chaosium then?I ask this because I have my way and I met a guy this evening (buying his old crap!) who said it totally differently - so now I have doubt
g026r wrote:Do you plan on having commentary on all the different books by the time it's complete?
No Dice wrote:Thanks for your insights into the history of Glorantha/Chaosium.
If I may ask, what's the history behind the QuestWorld supplement? It seems as though it was intended to expand the BRP/RQ system in the market, but outside of an article or two in Different Worlds, nothing seems to have come from it.
Did Chaosium ever collect enough manuscripts to consider any supplements?
Also, how did the Prince Valiant game come to be? It's a great system and translation of the Hal Foster comic. Seems like it was a labor of love, like Pendragon.
Greg Stafford wrote: http://weareallus.com/pendragon/publica ... games.html
sauromatian wrote:"Then I got a call (yea, man, a phone call. There was no email, and we used to talk to each other) from the production manager telling me that it wasn't right and I would need to do it again. I suggested that he read the contract and then read the game, and he'd see I fulfilled my obligations. If he wanted me to do it again, said I'd be happy to see do what he wanted and be paid again for doing the work. He declined, and the game was published as I originally did it"Wow, wish I had that kind of editorial clout. I guess the key part is you were paid before revisions were demanded.
g026r wrote:There are two editions of the book.The picture on Greg's page is the one that was published for the 3rd edition of the game. The other one, which has a larger but somewhat less professional looking cover illustration, was published for the 4th edition.
Edit: As a side note: Greg, do you mind if I take the images you have for some of the books and submit them to the gaming index over on RPG.net? They're still missing a few covers in their index.
Greg Stafford wrote:Hmm, you know, I hadn't considered putting up covers for each edition.Although, course, I'd have to have them, which I don't.