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N Robin Crossby

Started by estar, July 23, 2008, 01:14:21 PM

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KenHR

Damn, this is sad news.  I love everything Harn I've read.

Rest in Peace, Mr. Crossby.
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Werekoala

Dammit! I've always loved Harn...

Soon, none shall be left who remember how to call up the Old Magics.

Grrr......
Lan Astaslem


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droog

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The poor still weak the rich still rule
History lives in the books at home
The books at home

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Dan Bell

RIP Robin, all us Harnics at //www.lythia.com and everywhere else will miss you!

Quote from: Elliot Wilen;227536Eric Hotz probably did the painting--it's the cover (or a "superset of the cover") of Harnmaster 1e.
Michael Codd did that painting:
http://www.pen-paper.net/rpgdb.php?op=showbook&bookid=4006
http://www.pen-paper.net/rpgdb.php?op=showbook&bookid=1678
(that image is a merged version of the two above covers)
 

arminius

Thanks for the fact-check, Dan. I didn't think it looked quite like Hotz's work but his was the only name I found under the 1e credits at pen-paper.net.

Dan Bell

No worries! It was the only real rpg art Michael did, IIRC. I like it alot also, as I do Hotz's work and Richard Luschek's newer art.
 

Zachary The First

The dice are at rest for a great man of gaming.

This year just keeps hitting this hobby in the gut.
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dar

"... to adventure in distant realms where strange events transpire and fell beasts roam."

N. Robin Crossby.

ConanMK

Well damn.

On the bright side, I bet there is one rocking RPG campaign going on in the afterlife right now.

estar

Quote from: mearls;2275622008 has not been kind to the hobby's icons.

Funny little story: I first read about Harn in a Dragon review of Gods of Harn. For years, I wanted to find that book but could never get my hands on a copy. Last year, during a culling of WotC's RPG archives, I finally came across it.

And lo and behold when I cracked open the copy, written in the inside cover was "Dragon review copy" and the issue and date that the review appeared in.

I thought that was pretty cool. I had been looking for the book for ages, and ended up with the very copy that sparked my interest all those years ago.

Well? Did you like it? ;)

Rob Conley

Jason Coplen

Running: HarnMaster, and prepping for Werewolf 5.


Imperator

Quote from: droog;227603Must be Greg Stafford's turn soon.
Dude.
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Do you think God gets to wear the Viking Helmet? I mean, who is going to argue with him on the chances something might occur or if something is possible?

And what must that rule book look like?

I always loved Harn from afar. An amazing piece of work.
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