Gary Gygax

[Ken]

I may not be a fan of D&D, but it must be said that the man kinda kicked it all of for us tabletop RPGers.

To the greatest adventure.

Warp-speed Gary.

Ken.

[Conrad]

So, the great DM failed his saving throw. I hope that the DBRP book is dedicated to him, as one of the founding fathers of roleplaying.

[PK Games]

Originally Posted by Conrad

So, the great DM failed his saving throw. I hope that the DBRP book is dedicated to him, as the one of the founding fathers of roleplaying.

Fourth Edition should be dedicated to him. With agreat big picture of him and Arneson on the first page! (and the 2nd Edition rules being in the book)

[RosenMcStern]

This was written for another forum about computer Strategy Games, but I think Tim Kask will not mind me posting the link here.

My world has been lessened; my friend and one-time mentor has passed away

(Note: I am NOT the author)

[TRose]

Rest in peace .

[FunGuyFromYuggoth]

I played D&D, had a great time, but moved on to better things. Rest in Peace, Gentle Reader.

[AikiGhost]

This is the best and most interesting article on Gygax and the history of D&D I've read this week.

Dungeon Master: The Life and Legacy of Gary Gygax

Luck,

[drohem]

Yes, that was a great article. It was interesting to find out how the d20 made it's way into gaming.

[AikiGhost]

Originally Posted by drohem

Yes, that was a great article. It was interesting to find out how the d20 made it's way into gaming.

Its a bit more convenient than the 20 marked poker chips, though I can see how that has its charm too

[PK Games]

Originally Posted by AikiGhost

Its a bit more convenient than the 20 marked poker chips, though I can see how that has its charm too

So what were icosohedrons used for before D&D?