mbassoc2003 wrote:Found this....http://theminiaturespage.com/news/9150/Rather odd don't you think?
Pete Keristan has bought 50 sets of our Dead planet Harum girls and has had me do some generics for him so I beleve he is just selling the sets that I sold him and the generics are some of his own.Thanks for all of you looking out for us miniature makers.David soderquistBronze Age Miniatures
bclarkie wrote:I was trying to quote the above text, but to no avail.
bclarkie wrote:Anyway, I read that myself, but if you read through a lot of the posts they all seem to have a recurring theme. He sells the recasts of a particular type of miniature and then when he eventually gets busted by the IP owner, he apologizes, says that he didn't know becuase he bought them at a convention, and then stops selling them. There are 5 or 6 different posts in that thread that say almost the exact same story, which is a little too coincidental for me. Like a wise man once said, "I don't like my coincidences to be quite so coincidental".
mbassoc2003 wrote:If this Peter Kerestan is the Peter Kerestan, it is a sad state of affairs. I was just saying the other day to Bill Gates when I was buying my pirate copy of Windows from him, .....
Bill wrote: "Also, the company Wee Warriors back in '76 was reportedly the first to publish a roleplaying adventure -- Palace of the Vampire Queen by Pete and Judy Kerestan."I'm not sure that this is the same company. And, as is often the case, WiKipedia is wrong; in this case about this being the first non-TSR D&D module -- Judges Guild had been in business for a year puiblishing D&D stuff before Vampire queen came out.rmaker
killjoy32 wrote:well by now, shane will be able to quote the oldest JG items that were released....IIRC none of the oldest were actual adventures so that would still make PotVQ the 1st ?Al
GenCon UpdatePlans are proceeding apace for the Premier Wargaming Event of ‘76. We are currently lining up all the judges that we'll need for all the tournaments. We will have complete listings of that in the next issue. In the meantime, a peek at a couple of new items.Bob Blake, Rt. 1 Box 47, Valparaiso, IN 46383, needs DM's to help run a mammoth D&D tournament, that will span all three days of the con. The end result, after three days of dungeoneering, with the same characters, will be a champion Mage, Fighter, Cleric, Elf and Dwarf. Each participant will run a predetermined character, and all participants will be judged on performance, with eliminations. Sounds really interesting to hear Bob tell it. Get the full lowdown from him if you are interested in being a DM.
killjoy32 wrote:see there ya go - shane is the man!Al
faro wrote:(No comment to make re. Pete K., on the other hand. Never did hear back from him...).
grodog wrote:For those who aren't fans of Wikipedia, you'll enjoy this: http://www.theonion.com/content/node/50902
