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Just two great authors having a pleasant talk. Dr Tingle's here, but Tumblr folks wouldn't see it otherwise.
Emerald magos, fan art
Battledroids, a game of armored combat, FASA, 1984 -- This is the 1st edition of the game that was rereleased the following year as BattleTech due to Lucasfilm claiming ownership of the word "droid." Alan Gutierrez' box art depicts a WHM6R Warhammer mech, and was used on the first 3 editions (1e Battledroids 1984, 2e BattleTech 1985, and first English printings of 3e 1992).
These early editions included mech designs like the Warhammer that were derived from anime art, licensed from plastic model importer Twentieth Century Imports. FASA later discontinued these after disputes over licensing and they became known as the "Unseen" mechs, sometimes mentioned in lore but no longer depicted in miniature or game art.
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God I gotta say I wish you were a wargamer, you would bring such a more interesting angle to that scene. You think D&D is a monopoly it has nothing on the stranglehold games workshop has on wargaming.
Not everyone knows this I guess but I actually am a wargamer.
But I actually wholeheartedly disagree about Games Workshop having more of a stranglehold on tabletop wargames than WotC has on TTRPGs, evidenced by the fact that I, as a Warhammer 40,000 player who got into it through Warhammer 40,000, have heard of other wargames, and had heard of them very early into my Warhammering career. Games Workshop is a monopoly for sure but they aren't capable of completely blacking out the entire hobbyspace to the same degree that WotC does.
As for what I'd do in the tabletop wargame industry if my team was focused on it, I don't really know, I don't have the same variety of experience with different wargames the way I do with different TTRPGs; all I'm probably qualified to even think of making right now is slightly more fun but less "balanced" Warhammer 40,000, or some kind of historical medieval battle game.
oh lawd he comin