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Full text of 'Gary Gygax Q&A: Part XIPrintable View»■ Page 1 of 26 Q2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11. ► Last »Show 20 post(s) from this thread on one pageColPladohGary Gygax Q&A: Part XIThursday, 6th July, 2006, 05:54 PMThus begins the eleventh of this series:eek:Cheers,GarySteveroooThursday, 6th July, 2006, 07:36 PMAnd the soon-to-be-archived Part X is here.So, is Yggsburgh the 'Be a Collaborator' deal from Lejends?grodog Thursday, 6th July, 2006, 07:37 PMHello Gary:DI was reading through some of our old letters from the NIPI days. In there, as well as in the NIPI 'Realms of Adventure' newsletter, youmentioned various projects that never came to pass, due to NIPI's funding vanishing.Which of your unfinished projects (from NIPI or elsewhere, for that matter) would most like to complete?Also, unrelatedly, how was the Lake Geneva Convention?Thanks, as always, for spending time to share your thoughts and wisdom with us:DQuasqueton Thursday, 6th July, 2006, 08:49 PMMr. Gygax, I have some questions for you regarding early adventure design. Was there a such concept as 'adventure design theory', or an'adventure design philosphy' at TSR?When you created such as the Moathouse of The Village ofHommlet and the Caves of Chaos of The Keep on the Borderland, did you use apattern or formula in any way for determining the challenge levels or treasure rewards? Or did you place monsters and treasure by 'feel'?
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Werethere guidelines for module authors for AD&D, or did everyone create by 'feel'?For instance, did you intentionally place enough treasure in those two adventures to let PCs advance up to level 3 (1 gp = 1 xp), or did you placetreasure as you thought just fit the scenario? Was the end result (level advancement-wise) as you wanted and designed, or did you not worryabout how it worked out (level advancement-wise)?Also, I know the Tomb of Horrors and the Against the Giants series were originally tournament modules - did you (or anyone) alter them fromtheir tournament style for general publication?
I mean, alter the adventure itself (not just artwork or format). Or is its general publication exactlyhow it appeared in tournament use? (I know the Slavers series was altered and added to for general publication.)Thank you.QuasquetonCol Pladoh Thursday, 6th July, 2006, 09:12 PMQuote:Originally Posted by SteveroooAnd the soon-to-be-archived Part X is here.So, is Yggsburgh the 'Be a Collaborator' deal from Lejends?No sir:)The Town of Yggsbuurgh is part of small-sized campaign setting of an area of some 1,500 square miles. I did it in a year's time, and it is for theC&C RPG. The collaborator portion was in regards to 19 sectors comprising the walled town of 40K plus inhabitants and the five suburban areaswith another 5K or so population.
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With some 1 6 different designers lending their talents to the base work and copious motes I supplied, eachofthe districts/quarters of Yggsburgh will have its own unique feel and personality-even though a couple of the designers have doubled up, andone is doing four of these modules.About eight of the 25 are finished, and the lot should be completed and turned over by the end of the year. Jon Creffield, the content editor, hasturned in three, and wkith the single one I edited, the Trolls now have four. I believe they will release these modules in batches of four, initally asPDFsbeginning sometime this year.Cheers,GaryCol Pladoh Thursday, 6th July, 2006, 09:25 PMQuote:Originally Posted by grodogHello Gary:DI was reading through some of our old letters from the NIPI days.