Re: (TFT) Protoceratops and the Legend of the Griffin?

["Cas and Lisa \(also Silvia, Max & Viveka\) Liber" <casliber@ozemail.com.au>]

> You make a very clear and learned case.  I must agree with you hypothesis.
>
Man, I just read it - I am a bit of a dinosaur freak and last time I took
the kids to the museum I was nosing around in the bookshop and found this
book

The Horned Dinosaurs, Peter Dodson, 1996 Princeton University Press
- Illustrated by Wayne Barlowe (remeber Barlowe's extraterrestrials?) and
Robert Walters

I wasn't expecting mythological stuff in it - it blew my mind.
Dunno if Amazon has it as I bought it the old fashioned way

There's another cool book about T rex called The Complete T Rex, too, by
Jack Horner & Don Lessem.


I must hold up my hand and agree that the ins and outs of weapons were never
as much fun as the monsters and characters.
For me a game is a game, it is like comparing grid iron (sorry, football)
and soccer - the game rules are the relative reality and thats it, if it
makes a fairish contest then great.
Cas
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