I'm probably one of the few fans of this era (although someone must have liked it for them to collect it) but I appreciated that the creatives took a big swing with it.

I decided to wait until after the holidays to update the print versions of this game (and once I update Action-Heroes will only be offered as a softcover book). The PDF is updated to be a non-Outland Entertainment book, and then once the holidays are over I'll update teh print version too.

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This is "you're pretty when you smile" as corporate policy.

You look like one of your beautiful characters.

We talked for nearly half an hour after that about the game and other things. He mentioned having read my stuff writing about his game, which nearly took away my ability to speak again. But overall we had a great chat.

I walk across the room, stick out my hand and complete gibberish comes out of my mouth. I am horrified. I managed to say "Let me try that again" and kind of turned around in a circle. I put out my hand again, actually introduced myself. He looked at me, looked at my hand, laughed and shook it.

Years ago at GenCon I was invited to the party for the release of the first edition of the Cypher System rulebook by Monte Cook Games. Across the party I saw Jeff Grubb, who created the original Marvel Super-Heroes RPG, which has long been one of my favorite games. I decided to introduce myself.

Yeah, I have the Mage books through Comixology, but I know they're going to disappear one day.

Mage is so good.

It is sad when people think a cover is more important than the contents of a book.