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Re: (TFT) TFT: Death Test
The Maverick <themaverick@volcano.net> wrote:
> Dave Seagraves wrote:
> >
> > It's third edition . . . says so right on the booklet cover.
> > Steve Jackson was /not/ credited. You're so clever, Howard.
>
> Hmmm... I might have slipped in my database, I show Steve Jackson
> credited as designer on all three editions. I'll let you know if find
> anything different from yours when I double check...
!! The more I learn about HT, the less I like him. I have what I believe
is a first edition DT (punched - sorry, Mav!) which is (c) 1978 by
Steve Jackson.
The rumor I've always heard is that SJ had the choice of taking Ogre/GEV
or TFT with him when he split. In an alternate universe somewhere he
took TFT and it became the predominant gaming system throughout the world,
and there's a mailing list for an obscure system called DnD :)
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