And the Lawnmower Man RPG where no one can use VR, but don't worry, the appendix is a laundry list of 90s US military hardware - not just weaponry!

I love your work. Making the kind of terrain we saw decades ago in White Dwarf available for us all :)

AI as a field of technical research has been the umbrella term for all of that for decades. And of course the academic research is in part to understand intelligence.

Doesn't detract from the point that marketing appropriated the nomenclature...

I feel like it needs an "at least" in there. "At least one". (Then I won't have to choose...)

Very cute, good picture!

Were published, printed, imported, or distributed by Games Workshop - it was almost always an advertisement magazine, even if it was able to be wider use back then than just Warhammers.

And a separate work culture, and separate demographics.

This shows in the publications they had, and it's why White Dwarf, a GW publication, didn't cover it as much as you'd maybe expect.

Speaking of White Dwarf, even while it had more of a wide RPG focus, most of the games featured, if not all

One of the books I wish I had a copy of. Sadly, I likely never will unless they reprint it.

Same with the three (!) Ork books for Rogue Trader.

(looks like I'm off by a year and the 7th edition Dark Elves were released in 2008 - I started the army with that pre release box)

Looking forward to it

Gotta be Brunt.

"Warty Thou" sometimes, as the creator of the game intended.

It's good, but then I got Kitsune Tails and got a game I liked better and spent a lot more time with.