Re: (TFT) Introduction

["Denis DesHarnais" <denisdesharnais@gmail.com>]

I joined about two months ago, but became interested in TFT and all
Metagaming micro games about a year ago.  I think it was Gary Gygax's
passing, and a rather mean-spirited article (Hobgoblin Hollocaust) on that
event in Slate/MSN on that got me thinking about Steve Jackson's writing
again.  Like everyone else, this is the second time around for me.  I bought
Melee and Wizard in 1980 when I had a little extra post-Christmas cash, and
had not yet gotten so deeply into DnD.  I've been playing a few of the solo
programmed adventures, and playing out the occassional duel.  I hadn't
posted yet, but I've been reading the other posts with interest.

On Sun, Jan 11, 2009 at 3:02 PM, Joe Hartley <jh@brainiac.com> wrote:

> On Sun, 11 Jan 2009 19:33:20 GMT
> "John" <johnnyboytmm@juno.com> wrote:
> > Hey, welcome to the group.  This sort of growth spurt in membership is
> unusual, but the group is good fun.
>
> It's definitely odd to get such a rush on the list.  I can't help but
> wonder what leads folks here.  It's the same with the archives over
> at gettft.brainiac.com.  The archivist tells me that weeks will go by
> without a request for the key to the vault, followed by a flurry of
> requests.  Did TFT get mentioned in a blog or forum, which led to
> googling aplenty?  Do folks only ask at the new moon?  Beats me, but
> I'm glad to have you all here.
>
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