Mars wrote:Ever think about publishing a limited number of copies? I would be interested in a copy.
I was dinking around with Google searches and found your site about Greyhawk tournament history."Escape from Astigar's Lair" was written by Allen V. Pruehs and Ree Moorhead Pruehs. I'm not sure where the date of MichiCon V, June 11 to 13, 1976, at the Univ of Detroit, MI came from -- but that's absolutely not right since Al and I didn't meet until January 1977 (his second D&D game and my second as DM). Astigar was definitely post-Greyhawk and used the first edition of the hardcover AD&D books. It was run as a tournament dungeon at MichiCon VIII, in 1979 -- "created and approved for use with Advanced Dungeons & Dragons."From there we sold it to the Judges' Guild, during our honeymoon later that year. The copyright date on the published editon is 1980. It has cover art by Kevin Siembieda, printed on a hurt-the-eyes magenta background. It was Judges Guild item #124 and retailed for $2.00.We were both amused and amazed to find out that Astigar is still out there, remembered fondly and even being used at the occasional tournament.
grodog wrote:I had it as MC V and my data is still bad: I rec'd a note from the authors, with several illuminating tidbits:
mbassoc2003 wrote:I'd be interested in a copy for my collection too.
bbarsh wrote:I am going to dig it out of storage this weekend. It is two-part adventure (though more like a traditional tournament rather than story-based scenario). I was 14 when I wrote that one so no expectation of literary greatness.
bbarsh wrote:Where did you pull your information from. Various sources, con programs...
bbarsh wrote:Wasn't really thinking about that one. But I am publishing one I, my gaming group, did at Gen Con in 1993 (or 92, I get the year confused). We had six DMs and we each ran the first round three times per GC rules with 10 players each. It was sold out. Final round with six teams.
Plaag wrote:Cool bit of info, shall have to get that on the site eventually.