Most Ironic Winner of the WotC Setting Contest

[mindqwerk]

Gary Gygax


Now that would be ironic...

 

[nazgul]

Osama Bin Laden

 

[BiggusGeekus]

My vote would be for that gut who wrote The World of Synnibar. Peter McCracken, was it?

-Tiberius

Ohhhhh! Good pick!

That would be "Raven S. McCraken" if I'm not mistaken. According to a Salon.com article he applied to WotC during the Magic:the Gathering heyday. I believe he said, "If I don't get this job I'm going to be flipping burgers."

He didn't get the job.

But he would certainly be a very ironic winner!

 

[tsadkiel]

My ex-girlfriend.

('Cause she's not a gamer, see, and . . . ah, skip it.)

 

[toberane]

Um, guys?

LaVey is dead.

heh

Well, that's what would make it REEEEEAAAALLLLYYY Ironic...




ctually, I didn't know he died about five years ago. Sorry, not up on my Satanist history.

 

[Bagpuss]

Mark Rein (dot) Hagen

 

[MeepoTheMighty]

Ed Greenwood

 

[Deedlit]

Ryo Mizuno or Christopher Tolkien would be very ironic.

 

[Roland Delacroix]

Britney Spears. Then the world would have to accept the coolness of gamers.

John Wick is a hell of a writer, even if he is an ass sometimes. L5R and 7th Sea are some of the most fun and developed games i've ever played. Plausible? What RPG is? The point is having a good time.

Or i'd like to see the guys fromTastes Like Phoenix Games . They write some great stuff as well

 

[Sollir Furryfoot]

...Cthulhu...