RE: (TFT) TSR and SPI. Rivers on hex sides. Rick says hi.

["Jay Carlisle" <selfinflicted_wounds@boardermail.com>]

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> From: "Jonathan & Laura" <jlekevans@sbcglobal.net>
> > 
> 
> Though I have no real strong feelings one way or another, Gygax was more
> than a promoter.  I believe he published a few wargames, including
> "Alexander the Great" which was originally published by Guidon and then
> picked up by Avalon Hill.  It was a decent game for its time (or so I am
> told).
> 
> Also, given what Rick said about TSR doesn't necessarily mean anything
> regarding Gygax.  Correct me if I'm wrong here, but I thought that the real
> decision-making power at TSR was out of Gygax's hands by that point.
> 
> Jonathan


Quite fair, my comments here are probably a bit brash.
My thoughts were more centered on the D&D rule structure. I think that Gygaxs stuff was driven by Arnsens and when the Cheaky Mage got cut out Gygax ended up publishing a bunch of notes.
By this I mean "How do you play D&D?"
I don't believe there is a clear and objective answer to this question.
I don't care whos game I'm playing in there should be a few things that arn't subjective.



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