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Douglas Berry ([personal profile] gridlore) wrote2008-02-16 11:59 am
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Irrepressible glee

I just ordered Thousand Suns, written by [livejournal.com profile] maliszew. I took part in many of the discussions about the book, and offered to do some work on the default setting military.

Along with my hard-bound copy, I got a PDF download. I get a credit, and looking at the setting section, there's my work, ready for people to use.

I will never get tired of this feeling.

The entire game is excellent, and I am going to run it this summer. Using my own Concordant setting, of course. Which means I'm going to need to get busy. Because we're all adults with lives, I'm figuring on a once a month weekend gaming/dinner/more gaming session, with some side stuff done on a dedicated LiveJournal group. So, if you are local, and are interested, please fill out the poll. I emphasize local because I'm using this to plan things. Thanks.

[Poll #1139578]

[identity profile] katster.livejournal.com 2008-02-17 12:37 am (UTC)(link)
Well, I'm not entirely local (Sacramento ftw!) but I'm close enough that once a month could be feasible. The catch would be that I would be entirely dependent on the train, which stops running at a certain point in the evening, and doesn't pick up until early the next morning. Hence, if I were to do this, crash space wouldn't be nice, it'd be a necessity. ;)

(And while I didn't mark 'would need a ride', I would probably have to have some explanation on how to shuffle back and forth from the train station. I'm not afraid of public transit, though.)

-kat

[identity profile] gridlore.livejournal.com 2008-02-17 01:12 am (UTC)(link)
If you can train into San Jose Dirdon, the 64 line stops literally 80 feet from our front door.

[identity profile] katster.livejournal.com 2008-02-17 07:30 am (UTC)(link)
Easy. Not only the trains, but the Amtrak buses go there, so I could work that out. So if you're up for a not-quite local, I could be up for it.

-kat