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Andy Hubbell - Adrian, MI, USA Monday, May 03, 1999 at 14:03:48 (EDT) Hail and well met! It is with glad heart that I read of the return of the original Judges Guild. I personally own many JG products (I still have all 3 "All the world's monsters") and have used them time and time again. I have many fond memories of wandering the streets of the City-State of the Invincible Overlord along with several of the JG games modules. In fact, I believe I still have a few issues of the Pegasus laying around... ;) To me the JG represented some of the best of what the gaming industry could be, and I hope that you can bring that back to what the gaming industry has become. Unfortunately, I "lost the faith" some time back and it has been a long time since I played a live D&D game, now I mostly end up playing computer games and wishing for something better... Good luck, and I hope you can bring back some of the old spirit we had back in those days! david hinnebusch - Venice, CA, US Monday, May 03, 1999 at 12:15:07 (EDT) we can't wait!!!!! david@hfilms.com Joseph Teller - Cambridge, MA, 02139 Monday, May 03, 1999 at 08:37:26 (EDT) Glad to have you back!.
Hey I remember Verbosh, I loved it-the staff of Narcoff and Falsteel was worth the effort, as a 13 year veteran of AD&D it's nice to see "old" blood crankin out the hits again.I'll be sending some art soon-I think you'll like it.It'll be here around 4 weeks-the ho hum of life restricts a earlier date.Put me on on your newsletter please! On a seperate note if have a new product catalog send that too.Great to see some master's amongst the wood-be writers of today(sure there's a few but Twilight and Verbosh were amoung the best of my expierence's).See ya soon! Stuart Sanders - Concord, CA, USA Friday, April 30, 1999 at 18:59:23 (EDT) Found your site entirely by accident, and almost immediately went into spasms! :) Loved JG products (Have more than a few) and I'm incredibly pleased to see you back. Joe Hill - Orlando, FL, USA Friday, April 30, 1999 at 16:06:57 (EDT) I'm glad to see you back up and running after all of these years. The RPG scene sure could use an infusion of the original spirit that made it fun in the early years. I look forward to seeing what you guys can add to the market. Good Luck!.
Welcome back from the Dead, JG. I've been gaming for over 22 years, and remember your products fondly. Oh, you had your share of dogs -- Portals of Torsh comes to mind -- but your best was always something worth buying. Hoping to see you make man y years of success from this.
Founded in 1975 by game-industry founder Robert Bledsaw, Judges Guild is a Decatur, Illinois-based game developer and publisher dedicated to creating the best classic swords & sorcery adventures and source materials in the adventure game market.
Founded in 2000 by Clark Peterson and Bill Webb, Las Vegas-based Necromancer Games publishes award-winning adventures and supplements with "Third Edition Rules, First Edition Feel".