Idea for a future post: could you expand on this particular nugget from Rotwang's blog?
"I'm on the same wave lately. I've seriously been considering full on dropping all direct references to D&D, coming up with a name for my own houserules and refering to the general concept of the game as Ampersand or something like that."
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So Dougal Dixon After Man action, but that's the only one I recognize.
ReplyDeleteThose all look like fun finds but what's that third onw?
ReplyDeleteStarting array for 3-D chess from Star Trek.
ReplyDeleteMan that first one is great! That has old school written all over it!
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Idea for a future post: could you expand on this particular nugget from Rotwang's blog?
ReplyDelete"I'm on the same wave lately. I've seriously been considering full on dropping all direct references to D&D, coming up with a name for my own houserules and refering to the general concept of the game as Ampersand or something like that."
Yes, I recall Dixon's After Man, mutant animal pix...and nothing else is familiar.
ReplyDeleteThe Buckminster sphere was the US pavillion from the 1976 Montreal Universal Expo. Its structure still stands as a federal Canadian museum today.
ReplyDeleteIn fact I set a Gamma Worlds game in it last Sunday since the damn thing stands a mere 20 minutes from where I live.