Recent content by GreyOne

Yeah there were so many games. Besides already mentioned, Star Frontiers, MERP, Gangbusters, Boot Hill, Traveller. Any of those old TSR games for sure.

I think he had a lot more generally than spot art. I would count Trampier comic art like Wormy. I was thinking more excluding the DC comic art,etc - ie the comic books. I'm thinking just pure game art.

Definitely since 3rd edition.

Yes. This is my belief. Add to all the D&D stuff is the vast number of other games he worked on from Paranoia, Battletech, Chill, DCC, etc and I think he is the workhorse of RPG art. I'm definitely not including comic art or 3d sculpts, lol.

Yeah, I was thinking the older stuff since I posted in this forum but any edition is fine I guess.

For me it's Holloway. A work horse for awesome art.

Ooh, Sweet. Just watched the Eye of the Beholder. So good, though they undervalued Jim Holloway.

Probably already posted but too much to read through:

Never let someone named Williams NEAR your D&D.

https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1613200657476976641.html

I don't believe he was saying there was any intent on the OGL authors to make a bad document. What he's simply saying is they didn't actually succeed in making a good creative commons type document. Linda Codega who broke the story seems to like the take...

If you could pick and choose from every rpg or iteration of an rpg you are familiar with, to cobble together, jury-rig, adapt or weld an element or game play idea from it to the rest to make a Frankenstein's hybrid of an rpg what might it look like? Also why or what about that element do you...

Castalia House?

Yeah it was J. Johnson's Appendix N book. He's the BrOSR loon. The other one was by Bebergal which I first heard about on Vintage RPG.