Authors of the past you would like to see again

[Psion]

Aaron Allston.

There's a good one. He had some excellent contributions to both D&D and Hero.

 

[LondonReign]

Steven Kurtz.

He designed some great adbentures for Dungeon in the 2e days.

 

[Morrow]

Bruce Heard and Aaron Allston

 

[Brakkart]

Bruce Heard and Aaron Allston

Yes to both of these, the rocks that basic D&D stood on for a good few years. I'd also love to see Carl Sargent back (cos Night Below and his Greyhawk books were/are fantastic). And as I'm a major fan of the Forgotten Realms I'd love to see Steven E. Schend's name back on a cover.

Ohh yeah, and the Kargatane back writing the Gazeteers for the Ravenloft line!

And last but not least, Ted James Thomas Zuvich who wrote some great Dungeon adventures. I've run his "A Hot Day in L'Trel" 3 times now, love it!

 

[Richards]

I wouldn't mind seeing Gregory Detwiler, Spike Y. Jones, or Paul F. Culotta back in print in the pages of Dragon and/or Dungeon again.

Johnathan

 

[Sandain]

Wolfgang Baur (sp?)

 

[BWP]

Paul Jaquays, Rudy Kraft and Ken Ralston all did terrific work with RuneQuest material, and Jaquays also wrote terrific D&D adventures, not to mention one of my favourite adventures ever -- The Enchanted Wood, for DragonQuest. My gaming group played in that adventure for months and we all felt a little saddened when it was finally completed ....

 

[Gentlegamer]

Len Lakofka, Roger Moore, Spike Y. Jones, Carl Sargeant, Frank Mentzer, Bruce Heard, Aaron Allston, and Jeff Grubb . . .

 

[Gentlegamer]

Col H, you're thinking of Frank Mentzer. Roger E. Moore is long-gone after being laid off by WotC: he quit gaming and hasn't looked back (so far as I know; the last I heard from him was at least 18+ months ago).

Maybe the Dragonsfoot folks could find Roger and see if he'd like to join the other old-timers in a Q&A or some such . . .

 

[Shemeska]

Wolfgang Baur (sp?)

He's done some recent stuff actually. He wrote 'Frostburn' for WotC.