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1/For over two decades, I& #39;ve been fortunate enough to work in the tabletop game market. From creating to managing, I& #39;ve seen many, many sides of the process of taking an idea to a playable, complete product.
On this journey, I have been inspired by the work of many others.
On this journey, I have been inspired by the work of many others.
2/This is my opportunity to thank many who have inspired and guided me through this strange, twisted landscape that is filled with as much pain as pleasure.
3/ @JohnNephew was one of the first to educate me about the industry. In 1994/1995, I was self-publishing a fanzine and John kindly sent me some games to review and talked to me about publishing. He probably doesn& #39;t even remember me from then, but I remember him.
4/Steve of @SJGames has basically trained me, taking me from excited to create to actually being capable of creating work that others might enjoy. Everything I know about writing/editing is thanks to Steve and . . .
5/ @RedPenOfDoom, the greatest editor I have ever had the pleasure of working with. Watching as he chopped at my writing efforts, while not erasing my meaning, was educational . . . is educational!
6/ @Pramas, from his work on Freeport to Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay to Fantasy AGE, is an amazing designer and his writing always inspires me and makes me want to do better. I& #39;ll never be as talented as Chris, but I& #39;ll do what I can to keep improving.
7/ @MonteJCook and his work in self-publishing inspired me to take a stab at writing/publishing my own PDFs many years ago. I cannot thank him enough for creating so many fabulous and inspirational projects that made me want to create PDFs.
8/While I can never list everyone who has had an impact on both my work and why I work, these creators greatly helped me to reach where I stand today, as well as to continue to inspire me to do better.
Thank you.
Thank you.
