grodog
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Only if produced without RJK's consent, which it may be possible to obtain (if he's not planning to publish it himself already, of course).
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Kalibruhn: The OD&D Supplement That Never Was
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Only if produced without RJK's consent, which it may be possible to obtain (if he's not planning to publish it himself already, of course).
DaveyJones
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i was thinking the same thing. the letter looks exactly like the ones i got from Paul for my auction wins.
diaglo "in his work clothes" Ooi
grodog
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These notes differ from and appear to be the original manuscript precursor to the Supplement V typescript sold by the_collectors_trove on 9 April 2006 for $800. The typescript was 20 or 21 pages long, whereas the NK listing is for a 54 page ms. that's not in final typed form.
Rob Kuntz
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BUMP Wow. I discovered this (going on 12 years later) while doing research for a sequence in my novel Lake Geneva Days. Funny how many topics one can discover that discuss you and/or your works!
I particularly wish to thank Erik Mona for his "pregnant" compliment about my works as well as Allan Grohe's nice comments and guiding hand in this topic.
1) The ms notes that were on NKG were just that. I have copies of the typed version for the proposed supplement, Kalibruhn. In either case, written or typed, they are my copyrights.
2) Neither my Castle El Raja Key levels (13) nor any Kalibruhn material (including a fabulously large map of it splendidly rendered in PS by Andy Taylor) have been licensed nor are they destined for 1E production (unless some 1E outfit were to throw gazillions of bucks my way, and I don't foresee that). I am, however, open to 5E production/licensing of certain materials such as Castle El Raja Key. The remaining world part mss, including a 20 page outline and 30+ pages of character sketches for the novel,"Blackstar," are destined for mass market print or digital products and/or film development.
Once again I wish to belatedly thank everyone who participated in this thread; and yes, I do believe that the supplement's printing would have changed the course of D&D's trajectory then as I was concentrating quite heavily on Top>Down, holistic world design rather than GH's and BM's bottom>up route.
I particularly wish to thank Erik Mona for his "pregnant" compliment about my works as well as Allan Grohe's nice comments and guiding hand in this topic.
1) The ms notes that were on NKG were just that. I have copies of the typed version for the proposed supplement, Kalibruhn. In either case, written or typed, they are my copyrights.
2) Neither my Castle El Raja Key levels (13) nor any Kalibruhn material (including a fabulously large map of it splendidly rendered in PS by Andy Taylor) have been licensed nor are they destined for 1E production (unless some 1E outfit were to throw gazillions of bucks my way, and I don't foresee that). I am, however, open to 5E production/licensing of certain materials such as Castle El Raja Key. The remaining world part mss, including a 20 page outline and 30+ pages of character sketches for the novel,"Blackstar," are destined for mass market print or digital products and/or film development.
Once again I wish to belatedly thank everyone who participated in this thread; and yes, I do believe that the supplement's printing would have changed the course of D&D's trajectory then as I was concentrating quite heavily on Top>Down, holistic world design rather than GH's and BM's bottom>up route.
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