What ever happened to....Rodger Moore??

[qstor]

In the same vien of the Carl Sargent thread...Eric Noah, IIRC about a year ago you mentioned that he was writing a d20 book? Any news..He was always one of my favorite Dragon magazine authors...I loved his originial demi-human gods articles and his Dragonlance articles.

Mike

 

[EricNoah]

I remember seeing him at GenCon when 3E was released. That's all I know. For some reason FFE rings a bell, maybe he was going to freelance for them or something?

 

[King_Stannis]

I thought he was out of gaming for good? Are we talking about former Dragon editor Roger Moore? For some reason, I remember someone saying that sometime last year or something. He sold all his stuff and is out of gaming.

 

[Tewligan]

Judging from other "Whatever happened to...?" threads, I have to assume that he's hopelessly insane, living under a bridge and eating unfortunate stray dogs.

 

[BigBastard]

Judging from other "Whatever happened to...?" threads, I have to assume that he's hopelessly insane, living under a bridge and eating unfortunate stray dogs.

Or worse, driving a cab in Chicago.

 

[JoeGKushner]

Hey, what's wrong with Chicago?

 

[WayneLigon]

Always kind of wondered what happened to Paul Jaquays, myself. He just seemed to drop off the Earth after the weird right wing stuff in the modern Central Casting: Heroes Now book. Looking around, he's apparently doing computer gaming work.

http://www.jaquays.com/index.html

 

[arwink]

He wrote Door to Everyone for Dungeon 88, IIRC, so he's still keeping a hand in.

 

[DDK]

Roger Moore, or as he is known in GH circles, 'REM', contributed quite a significant amount of work and effort to the Greyhawk setting as is evidenced in many of his works in 'The Best of AOL' (Greyhawk used to have an AOL folder where lots of fans contributed work, Greytalk and Canonfire are, as I understand it, the offshoots of it) files.

He was somewhat involved in the setup of Living Greyhawk, as I understand it, although Erik Mona would be far better qualified to comment on that. I know that he contributed to the 'Classics' download section for Greyhawk, including the History of the Greyhawk Wars from the Greyhawk Wars Boxed Set.

I know also that he was the Editor of the Living Greyhawk Gazetteer. I think he contributed to the Living Greyhawk Journal in Dragon, or an article or two in Dragon, but I can't remember. Again, Erik Mona is the best qualified to answer that question.

 

[Kilmore]

WayneLigon, Paul Jaquays painted a couple of varmints for the Monster Manual.