> There was also a floating (d), whether anyone able to do this would
> be willing to work with Greg/Issaries. From his own experience (RQ3
> and RQ4), Ken Rolston cast *serious* doubts on this (i.e. all else
> being perfect, *he* wouldn't want to do it).
>
> See also http://www.etyries.com/articles/hate.htm#greg (#10).
True enough. However, a non-'now' timeframe might work.
> Further to (a) is the subordinate question of whether, even if he
> were *in general* willing to license the world out (which he
isn't),
> Greg would be willing to license the world out as a d20 sourcebook
> (which he *certainly* isn't). This is based on observations over a
> period of time, and on reported discussions subsequent to the
panel,
> and won't be in the transcript. Just so nobody gets too excited...
>
> Cheers, Nick
Interestingly enough James has mentioned he wanted to work with Glorantha at some point. Pity it won't happen. Or maybe not...
Personally, I think that the GodLearners with their funkyhunkychunky magic items and total lack of morals are a good way to express the whole D&D philosophy - but I might be too cynical today.
Jeff
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