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RPGnet: The Inside Scoop on Gaming Page 3 of 8 Awaiting release, in likely order of publication: Lejendary Adventure, Lejendary Earth World Setting; Key of Sand,Lejendary Earth sourcebook; Lejendary Pantheonssourcebook; Maledicted,Lejendary Earth sourcebook; Weill of Shadows,Maledicted adventure; The Hermit,adventure; For a yet untitled generic line of GM-aid books, possibly "Gygaxian Fantasy:" The Weyland Smith Catalogue("Joke" magic items); in final stages-of polish before being turned over for editing: LA Game Lejendary AsteroguesRules, genre expansion; ditto Lejend Master's books, 2 volumes; For a that as-yet untitled generic line of GM-aid books: The Canting Crew; in process of design, near completion: Lejendary AsteroguesKowloon Wharf sourcebook and adventure; Working projects: For that as-yet untitled generic line of GM-aid books: Everyday Life in a Fantasy World; Fantastic Facts & Things Lists(with Daniel H. Cross); Lejendary Adventure: Lost Island Sourcebookand adventure (with co-designers); | dittoThe Emerald Domeadventure. | That's it. RPGNet: Ack. Gary: Of course this ignores various short projects such as the monthly essay for the Dragon,Magazine column, an adventure that will be coming soon inGame Tradermagazine from Alliance Distributors, an introduction to a great D20 fantasy product that Swords & Sorcery Studios will release this year, etc. The same with a few other things such as my editorial and development work on the freelance submissions that come in to Hekaforge, and my work on the line of special adventure modules we are in process of creating and publishing for LA game fans who will use them in giving in-store demos- a line of special, short adventures not commercially available. RPGNet: Do you have any high-tech pipe dreams for the next few years? Is there an emerging technology or an unreleased technology that you're hungry to put to use in some never-before- seen format? Or are you a meat and potatoes man to the last? Gary: This is a difficult question to answer. | am more a dreamer than a technical guy. Of course | am eagerly awaiting computers that have audio and video capacity so as to make online RPG activity more like a group of RPGers actually meeting in person to play. To me that doesn't seem high-tech at all, just a matter of time. Currently, | manage to resist getting caught up in computer game play. Knowing | have a great FBI(19-cv-1495)-2279