> FYI, anyone else read that Wizards of the Coast is now buying Last
Interesting... I wonder if that bodes well or poorly for the 25mm and starship
miniatures they promised.
Tom
Tom Pope wrote
> > FYI, anyone else read that Wizards of the Coast is now buying
WotC now have miniature operations in-house IIRC so that may be good
sign.
Other thoughts, with LUG and their Star Trek license and WotC and their Star
Wars license and their new D20 open format game rules with D&D 3rd edition,
will we be able to have vulcan jedi?
LUG's space combat game Engage! is being worked on. Might it also be a basis
for a Star Wars game? Will we see a Star Wars version of Red Alert!, LUG's new
Disk Wars based game of space combat?
> Interesting... I wonder if that bodes well or poorly for the 25mm and
IFF (sic) the rumor is true, I'd say that it bodes well. WotC has far more
capitol to invest then LUG, and miniatures are costly to develop (at least
good ones are). The real question is if they will WANT to make the minis.
My guess, if they have 'mon' in the title, they'll make 'em. 'PokeMON',
'DigiMON', etc. Might take a bit of work to do the necessary conversion to a
Pikachu to make it into a proper alien, but I suspect most of us are up to it.
;)
> On Tue, 6 Jun 2000, Sean Bayan Schoonmaker wrote:
> >Interesting... I wonder if that bodes well or poorly for the 25mm
> Other thoughts, with LUG and their Star Trek license and WotC and their
> Wars license and their new D20 open format game rules with D&D 3rd
> will we be able to have vulcan jedi?
Or Half-Vulcan jedi magic-user ninja paladins.... the horror...the
horror...
Then again, in 76 the Elves in my campaign wore black uniforms, jackboots,
silver lightning flashes at the collars, had "cloaking devices" and were
subject to Pon f'Far.
And the Orcs very very occasionally had AK-47s. (This was just before
SPI's publication of Chairman Bolg and the Orcish Revolutionary Coalition,
O.R.C.