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Bruce Cordell interviewed at KQ. |
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Posts: 12 (07/02/09 00:25:18) |
Come get the scoop as the kobolds interview designer Bruce Cordell on 4E psionics, his novels, gaming, and yes, even his license plates.
Over at Kobold Quarterly! -Ben. -- Small but Fierce. Kobold Quarterly's News Minion. |
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Posts: 428 (07/02/09 07:42:52) |
Good interview.
Although I find most of his products a miss for my own personal taste (RTTTOH & Return to WPM for example) I've always liked that Bruce puts out a high quality product, and tries to pay homage in some form to the "old stuff" in whatever he does. The Sunless Citadel being a good example. I also always enjoy listening to his take on "all things D&D"- though I don't always agree with him, he always makes me look at something in a way I may never have though to previously (Monte Cook is another guy in the same vein). And overall, like Monte, Bruce strikes me as a really down to earth cool guy.
Founding Father of O.A.F.- Old school Admirers of Fourth edition
"I feel books like "A Princess of Mars", "The Swords of Lankhmar" and "The Black Company" are far more important to your gaming experience than whether you choose between OSRIC, Labyrinth Lord, or D&D4E." ..... TheRavyn "D&D was meant to be a free-wheeling game, only loosely bound by the parameters of the rules." Tim Kask, Foreword, Eldritch Wizardry 1976 |
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