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<blockquote data-quote="Rob Kuntz" data-source="post: 8254153" data-attributes="member: 7015759">The first time we (Gary, myself, Terry Kuntz and Ernie Gygax) heard about Dave's new concept has been detailed from start to finish in my relatively new publication, &quot;The Game that Changed Everything&quot; <a href="https://www.tlbgames.com/collections/sages-tower-rpg-history" target="_blank">Sage's Tower (RPG History)</a>About the progression approach.&nbsp; It works.&nbsp; It also works to have you grow into a hero (or fail in the process).&nbsp; Once you retire with the golden watch you know you've earned it (if earned fairly, and there were those DMs that gave away the store's goods, so to speak, but their progeny (their PCs) were easy to spot due to their reckless play, etc.).&nbsp; Plus you are left with grand stories of then and now, no doubt as Conan would have repeated from his throne in Aquilonia, perhaps about those far removed days of him being a slave.In all there's much to be grateful and happy for.&nbsp; Just like a car we drove it, as did thousands.&nbsp; Even though it's received many makeovers the object of just driving it still remains.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rob Kuntz, post: 8254153, member: 7015759"] The first time we (Gary, myself, Terry Kuntz and Ernie Gygax) heard about Dave's new concept has been detailed from start to finish in my relatively new publication, "The Game that Changed Everything" [URL='https://www.tlbgames.com/collections/sages-tower-rpg-history']Sage's Tower (RPG History)[/URL] About the progression approach. It works. It also works to have you grow into a hero (or fail in the process). Once you retire with the golden watch you know you've earned it (if earned fairly, and there were those DMs that gave away the store's goods, so to speak, but their progeny (their PCs) were easy to spot due to their reckless play, etc.). Plus you are left with grand stories of then and now, no doubt as Conan would have repeated from his throne in Aquilonia, perhaps about those far removed days of him being a slave. In all there's much to be grateful and happy for. Just like a car we drove it, as did thousands. Even though it's received many makeovers the object of just driving it still remains. [/QUOTE]

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