Hey Greyhawkers! Over at
ENWorld,
TSR alumn
James Ward has wrote another retrospective column, this time about
TSR's Designeritus. Mr. Ward goes into the struggles of creating books back in the post-Gygax days with deadlines and corporate looming over everyone. He also mentions the eyebrow raising fact that one of my pet-favorite Greyhawk books,
Greyhawk Adventures was a rush job done in three months where it normally took them six! This actually makes a lot of sense because maybe the art was subpar, or certain sections lacked while others were fantastic. I always felt GHA wasn't just right. Imagine what an extra three months could've done for that hardback! Read along and let me see what you think.
Update 06/27/2021: Since this post,
we've had Jim Ward and many many other classic D&D authors on
Twitch. The last few years have been so enriching.
3 comments:
Coincidentally, someone just posted a discussion about some of hte spells from GA @ https://www.dragonsfoot.org/forums/viewtopic.php?uid=59&f=1&t=83145&start=0.
Allan.
I enjoyed Greyhawk Adventures and I must say that is an understatement. Happy to hear great stories.
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