Remember Judges Guild?

[Treebore]

If you do, and like them, and have your appetite re-wetted by the Necromancers updating of the Wilderlands, CSIO, Caverns of Thracia, and the upcoming Tegal Manor, then I have interesting news/gossip for you!

Expect two announcements about the future of Judges Guild to be made by Mr. Bledsaw (sp?) and his Judges Guild Teams, yes, plural, teams, at GenCon.

I don't know or understand anymore than that, but keep your eyes and ears open and hopefully we will all love what we see and hear about the future of Judges Guild products.

 

[green slime]

I remember them. Didn't they release, amongst others, an adventure "Lich(es?)" back in the 80's? IRC, they managed to avoid getting sued by some rather clever footwork.

 

[kenobi65]

I remember them. Didn't they release, amongst others, an adventure "Lich(es?)" back in the 80's? IRC, they managed to avoid getting sued by some rather clever footwork.

I think that might have been Mayfair Games, under their "Role Aids" line, but I could be mistaken.

JG actually *did* have a license to create "official" AD&D supplements back in the day (late '70s / very early '80s).

 

[Akrasia]

If you do, and like them, and have your appetite re-wetted by the Necromancers updating of the Wilderlands, CSIO, Caverns of Thracia, and the upcoming Tegal Manor, then I have interesting news/gossip for you!

Expect two announcements about the future of Judges Guild to be made by Mr. Bledsaw (sp?) and his Judges Guild Teams, yes, plural, teams, at GenCon.

I don't know or understand anymore than that, but keep your eyes and ears open and hopefully we will all love what we see and hear about the future of Judges Guild products.

Damn, I wish you could say more!

Any links to places where more information might be gleaned?

 

[ColonelHardisson]

My interest is piqued. It seems like Bledsaw dropped out of sight not long after Orcus and crew revived JG. I'm curious to know what he has planned.

 

[Glyfair]

JG actually *did* have a license to create "official" AD&D supplements back in the day (late '70s / very early '80s).

D&D and AD&D (as well as Dragonquest, Traveller & Runequest). In fact, they produced the first D&D published setting.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Dark Tower was one of my favorite AD&D memories, way back when. I'd love to see them stepping up with something new for the 21st century.

 

[ssampier]

No. I wasn't alive when Judges Guild was first formed (I was probably very young when it was in the it's hey-day).

I am enjoying my Wilderlands boxed set, though.

 

[francisca]

Yep, I have about 30 of their original works. Good stuff.

 

[Silver Moon]

Very good stuff. I used their module Verbosh as the basis for a community that we're still using some 12 years later.