JasonZavoda wrote:Email with scan has been sent. Let me know if you received it and if the writing was clear enough. I can probably enlarge the section where he wrote out his name.Jason
Badmike wrote:I don't know what the rights situation is with something like that, but it might be interesting to see if Schick retains any rights of the property..I've heard it's a bear now to contact the man, who wants nothing more to do with the hobby.
mordrin wrote:What happened? Has he gone the Trampier route, too?
Badmike wrote:Several attempts to contact Schick by members of this forum, both recently and several years ago, were pretty much rebuffed with "I really don't have anything to talk about concerning gaming and dont have anything to do with gaming anymore" only not nearly as polite as that. At least one query I am aware of was answered with "Please don't contact me again concerning TSR." He worked for Microprose in the early 90s and that is the last I've heard of him The general idea, my opinion only, is that he's moved on and really doesn't want to deal with gaming or the gaming crowd any longer in his present life. I don't think it's the same problem as Tramp which seems to be pretty much Tramp's mental state which has deteriorated quite a bit. Schick just genuinely appears not to be interested in having anything to do with RPGs any longer, including waxing nostalgic about them.. Mike B.
FoulFoot wrote:Speaking of which (not to change the topic, but...), do you have any copies of Lost Tamoachan or Ghost Tower that are not listed on our registry pages, Jason?At the bottom of the following pages:http://www.acaeum.com/ddindexes/modpages/c1.htmlhttp://www.acaeum.com/ddindexes/modpages/c2.html
FoulFoot wrote:Well, we're of course tracking the numbered copies. We're mentioning the unnumbered ones, too (DM's copies, etc), but they're difficult to impossible to track individually.Jason, I assume from your past-tense usage that you don't have them anymore, right?Foul