Since I've been spending like a drunken sailor on minis and terrain lately for my WWII project, I held myself to a spending limit and, in addition to a few small WWII games I picked up, I only bought a couple of T&T solo modules – "A Sworded Adventure" and "A Traveler's Tale" – both of which I'm very much looking forward to playing.
However, the BEST part of day was that Ken St. Andre was actually there at the stand when I bought them, so I got to meet him, and he kindly autographed the modules for me. I've read on other blogs how friendly Ken St. Andre is, and I have to say that it really is true. Everyone I met at Origins was friendly, but Ken was tops. Meeting him was the highlight of my day at Origins, and I was very excited to get the chance just to make some gaming small-talk with him for a few minutes and shake his hand.
Oh man, I just added another booth. Heading there tomorrow Bard.
ReplyDeleteCool! Hope you get to meet Ken! Have fun!
ReplyDeleteGood loot, now on my way over to see WW2 loot.
ReplyDeleteThat is a blast from the past. One member of our group used to run, a Tunnels and Trolls world for us. I always remembered them as fun games. I'm sure its been close to 25 years since we've played. Have fun!
ReplyDeleteGood deal, Bard. Very cool.
ReplyDeleteNeat stuff. I wish I'd had more time to spend in the hall, but it seems like the bulk of the time not in events, I spent at the Paradigm Concepts booth. Gonna review their new fantasy RPG once I can get through the book.
ReplyDeleteKen St. Andre. Now there´s a great game designer, right there. Almost jealous.
ReplyDeleteHavn't heard T&T in ages. Blast from the past.
ReplyDeleteKen St. Andre really is a treasure - what a class act.
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