When we went travelled to London in the Summer of ’88, there was one required stop: The Orcs Nest. A Warhammer box set, two Battletech books, and a whole lot of dice later, we were on our way. Nine months later, a guy in Oklahoma recognized the Orcs Nest pin on my backpack from the Dragon Magazine ads.
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As we ramp up for our coverage of Origins this summer, we’re doubling the number of journalists we’re bringing to the show, so we’ll have a dedicated photographer, plus a dedicated writer, in addition to the staff pitching in their thoughts.
But we’d like to know your thoughts on where you’d like them to focus on coverage.
also, we’ll be posting live/real-time updates to our Twitter feed at www.twitter.com/grogheads/
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The civil war classic – as a legend was born on the battlefield.
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I would have thought that after all these years the editors around this joint would have taken a liking to me. I mean, come on, I’ve written reviews, previews, interviews, and even a travel journal or two, and have yet to get them sued for libel. This is no small matter in our litigious day and age.
So why, then, does one of them torment me with this:
Remember when an electronic dice roller was high-tech and futuristic? And now everyone has a die roller on their smartphones. Except you, Vance – you luddite.
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