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Dec. 7th, 2001 07:42 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
craigoxbrowAdventure! is on hiatus until the new term, even though none of the players are leaving town, mainly because one of the four quit without any advance warning and I'd like to see if I can pull in someone new. So there was something of a rush to save Asia from the Ubiquitous Dragon getting his hands on Genghis Khan's sword of lightning.
More Lost Continents news:
"One of our designers has extensive experience with Egyptology.
Graeme Davis (those of you into tabletop RPGs may recognize that name...he's done a lot of writing for products such as AD&D, Vampire, Warhammer, and GURPs) holds a BA in Archaelogy from the University of Durham (UK) and is an honorary member of the Egyptian Study Society at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science. He was chair of their publications committee for two years, where he co-wrote, edited, and published their monthly newsletter and quarterly magazine. He's also published reconstructed rules for an ancient Egyptian boardgame in an Egyptology magazine called KMT."
More Demon news too. Perhaps.
Certainly Bruce Baugh is being circumspect about something...
Of course, for all I know it could be Pulp Cthulhu...
Finally finished Indiana Jones And The Inhouse Licence. Granted, the level where he races around in a mine car is quite good fun. But the last level - interdimensional travel, a huge Gigeresque machine reality, demonic possession... so much purple... Grrr.
More Lost Continents news:
"One of our designers has extensive experience with Egyptology.
Graeme Davis (those of you into tabletop RPGs may recognize that name...he's done a lot of writing for products such as AD&D, Vampire, Warhammer, and GURPs) holds a BA in Archaelogy from the University of Durham (UK) and is an honorary member of the Egyptian Study Society at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science. He was chair of their publications committee for two years, where he co-wrote, edited, and published their monthly newsletter and quarterly magazine. He's also published reconstructed rules for an ancient Egyptian boardgame in an Egyptology magazine called KMT."
More Demon news too. Perhaps.
Certainly Bruce Baugh is being circumspect about something...
Of course, for all I know it could be Pulp Cthulhu...
Finally finished Indiana Jones And The Inhouse Licence. Granted, the level where he races around in a mine car is quite good fun. But the last level - interdimensional travel, a huge Gigeresque machine reality, demonic possession... so much purple... Grrr.
