Authors of the past you would like to see again

[DMH]

On the cover of a new book.

For me it has to be Stephen Inniss, Roger Moore (whatever did happen to him?), John M. Maxstadt, Gregory W. Detwiler and Arthur Collins- all people who wrote great Dragon Articles.

I would have added Jonathan Richards, but he is still around even if I haven't seen his name on a book.

 

[greywulf]

Yah, I'm with you. I've love to see Rogar of Mooria ride again!

 

[EricNoah]

I remember Willie Walsh was here on the forums a few years ago and we were encouraging him to write new Dungeon adventures. His were among the very best.

 

[the Jester]

I remember Willie Walsh was here on the forums a few years ago and we were encouraging him to write new Dungeon adventures. His were among the very best.

He still pops up now and then.

I saw him in a thread a couple of months ago.

And I have to agree about Roger Moore, too- that guy wrote some great stuff!

 

[ColonelHardisson]

Moore pops up on the Gygax Q&A thread. Apparently he is currently working on finishing a tournament adventure Gygax wrote and used way back. Now that i think about it, I'm not sure what game it's going to be for - with any luck, it'll be d20 or at least a dual-stat book. I also think there have been assertions that he and Gygax will work together again.

 

[Mouseferatu]

"Zeb" Cook. Hands down.

 

[Psion]

Joe Fugate.

Probably someone you have never heard of if you haven't played MegaTraveller, but he brought new life to the Traveller game and helped redefine the game, to include a task system that, to this day, I feel is one of the most robust and easy to use task systems in an RPG.

 

[Garnfellow]

Tom Moldvay. I love the Dave Cook/Moldvay edition of basic D&D, loved his modules, loved his undead articles from Dragon.

 

[Steel_Wind]

Tracy Hickman & Douglas Niles

 

[S'mon]

Aaron Allston.