Bit late to this, but it's reminded me of something. Quite a few years ago now, I emailed you and asked if you'd write a review of Warpstone 25, which contained my Fimir sourcebook, 'Ruinous Inheritance'. You kindly said yes. I passed your then address to the editor, but I don't know if you ever received a copy. It's so long ago now, I honestly can't remember how long it was between our correspondence and the magazine's actual release. Did you ever see a copy?
I have to say I have no memory of this; I'm sorry. I was pretty much only involved in Warhammer while I was working for Hogshead, back in the last millennium.
Not to worry - it's was more than a little while ago now. I would like to see you writing RPG material again, though. I've not read it since it was published, but I do remember enjoying Dying of the Light, particularly your contributions and Lea Crowe's (although I admit to bias there, as Lea was a good friend).
Back, as you say, in the last millennium, I thought your contributions to Arcane and the uk RPG usenet group were among the more interesting ones, too. Are you wholly out of the hobby now? I'm lapsed in the sense that I have no group and little time, but I make up for it by accumulating a collection of games and supplements that I'll only finish reading if they follow me into the afterlife.
Hurrah! I have been waiting for this for a long time!
ReplyDeleteBit late to this, but it's reminded me of something. Quite a few years ago now, I emailed you and asked if you'd write a review of Warpstone 25, which contained my Fimir sourcebook, 'Ruinous Inheritance'. You kindly said yes. I passed your then address to the editor, but I don't know if you ever received a copy. It's so long ago now, I honestly can't remember how long it was between our correspondence and the magazine's actual release. Did you ever see a copy?
ReplyDeleteI have to say I have no memory of this; I'm sorry. I was pretty much only involved in Warhammer while I was working for Hogshead, back in the last millennium.
ReplyDeleteNot to worry - it's was more than a little while ago now. I would like to see you writing RPG material again, though. I've not read it since it was published, but I do remember enjoying Dying of the Light, particularly your contributions and Lea Crowe's (although I admit to bias there, as Lea was a good friend).
ReplyDeleteBack, as you say, in the last millennium, I thought your contributions to Arcane and the uk RPG usenet group were among the more interesting ones, too. Are you wholly out of the hobby now? I'm lapsed in the sense that I have no group and little time, but I make up for it by accumulating a collection of games and supplements that I'll only finish reading if they follow me into the afterlife.