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Ed Healy
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Mikaze,
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I just did a double-take. Ownership of the old TSR art went back over to the original artists after all? I'm not sure how that was set up. |
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A 2E Floppy-Eared Golem,
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I just did a double-take. Ownership of the old TSR art went back over to the original artists after all? I'm not sure how that was set up. Yeah, I thought that artwork looked a little old-school familiar. And the adventure summary reads real familiar, too. I can't quite place it, but I think that there's a very similar adventure out there for a previous incarnation of D&D. Of course, isn't that kind of Goodman Games schtick? Vintage D&D, updated for the modern gamer? |
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Dragonchess Player
(Pathfinder Adventure Path Charter Subscriber; Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Subscriber),
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I just did a double-take. Ownership of the old TSR art went back over to the original artists after all? I'm not sure how that was set up. Cool... Clyde Caldwell art. I always thought he was one of the better artists for TSR in the '80's. |
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Lisa Stevens
(CEO),
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I just did a double-take. Ownership of the old TSR art went back over to the original artists after all? I'm not sure how that was set up. Yep. It was one of the first things that Peter Adkison did when we bought TSR back in 1997. A very cool gesture by Peter. -Lisa |
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