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I think there are copies still for sale. Maybe not technically in print. Someone with a large following just started a live play too.

Warlock might fit the bill, as well as Moldvays The Callenges System. Though I was in a chat were we discussed trying either if them. Warlock was almost comically noped out of Edit to add I don’t mean the British Warlock! but the US West coast Warlock from the early 70s. It did live in for a...

Back when OSRIC was new I really thought the AD&D player base must have been extremely small to non-existant. I quickly learned that to not be the case. I even had friends that were actively playing it.

yea. def a key part of it's success.

Do you have a few candidates? I think when you talk about Iron Sworn as a "not dead" game it means no game could ever truly be dead.

It is. Note there are a ton of pickup games at GaryCon too, a lot of older D&D editions it Shadowdark follows that tradition so a lot of games are not counted as well.

At GaryCon I believe there were 300 some odd 5e games and 117 Shadowdark games. Then 116 DCC games followed by everything else.

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Wow! That’s the first time in a long time I’ve even seen it mentioned

Got em in the FLGS now. Just in time to beat the Tariff.

I think Fandom was looking to sell anyway.

Right now Scalzi When the Moon Hits your Eye.

Thank you.

And I also mean the other things.

Sorry, but please cite? I mean without it I find this quite unfair.

The reference was on porpoise, that’s my story and I’m sticking with it.

I don’t think there was any indication he was fired?

He did the Magic thing though, didn't he? Super successful for wotc and has it's fans even if it kinda canabalized their fanbase from stores (I think/hear)

It was. Because clickbait is a powerful drug.