And finally… back to part 5.2, or 5.1 or all the way back to part 1. The “Encyclopedia Eldoria” was launched in October 2005. It received good reviews and made moderate sales over its first year (after all it was being promoted by a small company). It’s never made anything that would allow me to..
The genesis of LXG (go back to the previous part) So, what was happening in the rest of the gaming world, while I was at Auran? The good news was that the Brisbane convention scene was still alive, with Auran continuing to sponsor the BIG weekend. The bad news was that, in 2002 Tanelorn called..
All About Auran It was a new century and the western world had not come to an end because of the millennium bug. I was now working at Auran, writing material for their web-site for “Harn”:, a fantasy role-playing world and game system that had been written by Robin Crossby in the 1980’s. Greg Lane,..
The series that began here continues now into the 1980s. Take it away Keith: ONE GAMER’S DIARY (Part 3) Of Clubs and Conventions As the 80s arrived a call to arms had gone out in Brisbane for a Dungeons and Dragons club to form. For two years, Anthony McMahon and myself had been playing one..
Prevously: Part 1, part 2.1. About the same time I bought a copy of “Chainmail” from Hobbycraft and experimented with miniatures. Chainamail was written by Jeff Perren and Gary Gygax (who was the founding guru of Dungeons and Dragons). It was a set of rules for medieval combat, complete with a fantasy supplement in the..
