J.Quondam
CR 1/8
This is a wonderful writeup! THanks for sharing.
IIRC, there was a KS project but for some reason I don't recall Trampier pulled out. I was ready to back it. I can't find any info on it.And, good heavens, these days he'd get that anthology funded in a snap.
IIRC in the last printed Dragon Mag they did some articles looking back at the history of D&D and Dragon Mag and Trampier just one day decided to cut all ties to the industry and "vanish". A fan must have tracked him down some years later but he was told that he had closed with this chapter of his life, no interest to return to the industry and politely asked the fan to "lose his number"And, good heavens, these days he'd get that anthology funded in a snap.
I had never seen these Star Frontiers illustrations before. They are beautiful.
I wonder why he was upset at WoTC. They weren't even in the picture. Unless he wanted nothing to do with anyone owning D&D.Thanks to a link from Facebook, this appears to be the most complete of the statements from Scott Thorne of Castle Perilous regarding his experience with Dave. Rolling for Initiative--What Ever Happened to Dave Trampier?