jasonw1239 wrote:Have you tried contacting the artist at her gallery to see if she could furnish any additional information?From a google search it appears that she could be contacted through:http://www.unseengallery.com/
Badmike wrote: BTW, the creature pictured is a Type IV demon hopefully you won't run into during one of the adventures (thought these were for levels 1st-4th, yikes!).
mbassoc2003 wrote:Nope. It states copyright pending 1984. In the uk this would be considered 'abandoned work' until a copyright owner challenged it's distribution.Not for proffit distribution would be hard to sue against. But it could even be published provided that in any ensuing claim the published could prove that he took all reasonable steps to trace the original writer, and ceased publication immediately upon the writer surfacing.
HannaFate wrote:Did I ever respond?
Segal wrote:Evening Mike:That booklet is my work that was created in 1983-1984. The inital print run was about 1000 copies, most of which I still have It was never distributed except for a dozen copies that I gave to an old Friend who owned Nan's Toys and Games in Houston Texas.Darla Hallmark did all the artwork, I paid her $120 for 12 pages of orignal art which she created in about 2 evenings from a short phone conversation we had. I typed the whole manual on an electic typewriter that I rented from an Office Supply (I didnt own a personal computer that had word processing capabilities until 1985). Its fairly obvious that there was not much spell checking or editing. Most of the material came from my homebrewed campaign that began in 1976 or 77. Some of the material was used in a gaming tournament that was held in 1979. Much of the world was recreated using Neverwinter Nights 1 and 2, and that server was open to the public for about 5 years under the name of Shroudworld.I am happy someone appreciated the work, however crude it might be.