start the meter, my 15 minutes of nerd-fame has begun!

[King_Stannis]

For those of you possessing the June issue of Knights of the Dinner Table (#68), you may notice an article on page 61 entitled "The Role-Playing Rewards System" in the Gamemasters' Workshop section. That article was penned by yours truly. Members such as Quickbeam may recall when i first posted my system on these boards.

Not only that, there is a mini cartoon of the KoDT characters talking about my system. Now that is cool. So is the $26 check i got.

Many thanks to the fine folks at Kenzer.

 

[Bonedagger]

Congratulation!

 

[Dr Midnight]

Congrats King_Stannis!

I remember when I used to get checks from Kenzer... sniffle... they don't talk to me anymore.

 

[rounser]

Congratulation!

Very much!

Well is done!

 

[Jasperak]

Hey, that is a good article, but the cartoon does bring up a good point... How do you prevent counterfitting? Like I always say, if you ain't cheatin, you ain't trying to win.

 

[rounser]

if you ain't cheatin, you ain't trying to win.

How is this win?

Dungeon Mister Guide is lacking in the win. No page explain.

 

[Jasperak]

My fav comic is such an example of the most dysfunctional group I have ever seen. Month after month, this comic is full of the classic DM v. player situations that I could only dream about. There is something to be said for a group that is as bad as a courtroom full of lawyers.

So winning, winning is beating the daylights out of the DM's plan. Classic players sticking up for their rights, which are to play the game they wish to, without the DM pushing his own beliefs upon them.

I love KODT.

 

[clockworkjoe]

Congrats. We should form a club or something

 

[Nightfall]

Well I'm working on mine just right now. But congrat King Stannis!

 

[Napftor]

Congrats King_Stannis!

I remember when I used to get checks from Kenzer... sniffle... they don't talk to me anymore.

Perhaps your crass marketing campaign has scared them off. Eh, Doc?