Talk:Howard Thompson (wargame designer)
Latest comment: 12 years ago by Chris Chittleborough in topic Redirected
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Redirected edit
Because we don't have enough Reliably Sourced information about Howard M. Thompson for a proper biographical article, I've replaced this article with a redirect to Metagaming Concepts, after editing that article to include all the significant information we have about Mr Thompson. I left out the stuff in the following sections, so I'll reproduce them here for easy reference:
Games designed edit
- Stellar Conquest (1974)
- Chitin: I (1977)
- WarpWar (1977)
- Treasure of the Silver Dragon (1980) (module for The Fantasy Trip role-playing game)
- Treasure of the Unicorn Gold (1981) (module for The Fantasy Trip)
- Starleader: Assault (1982)
Illustrations edit
Thompson also provided illustrations for two of his company's games, Helltank and Monsters! Monsters!
BTW, Googling for "Howard Thompson" atheist will find writings by/about a person living near Austin, TX, who might be the subject of this article. Cheers, CWC 07:41, 13 May 2012 (UTC)