Age of Ravens: History of Licensed RPGs (1977-1983)

Age of Ravens: History of Licensed RPGs (1977-1983)

Age of Ravens: History of Licensed RPGs (1977-1983)

I am very excited to announce that Lowell Francis’s ENnie Award-winning Age of Ravens blog is merging with The Gauntlet Blog! Starting today, Wednesday is Age of Ravens day on our blog.

Lowell is really roaring out of the gate here: today’s post is the next in his incredible History of RPGs series. Follow the link to read about licensed RPGs from 1977-1983!

http://www.gauntlet-rpg.com/blog/age-of-ravens-history-of-licensed-rpgs-1977-1983

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  11. Play to find out who really shot JR, haha! My parents were really big into that show when it was aired again during elementary (I think?!). It became a running joke in the family because there was a question in class: what do your parents like to do to relax? (Or something like that) Anyway, my brother told his teacher that our parents liked to have a couple bottles of wine and watch Dallas. He meant to say they had a couple glasses of wine. But for a while there drinking a lot of wine was also known as watching some Dallas.

  12. Play to find out who really shot JR, haha! My parents were really big into that show when it was aired again during elementary (I think?!). It became a running joke in the family because there was a question in class: what do your parents like to do to relax? (Or something like that) Anyway, my brother told his teacher that our parents liked to have a couple bottles of wine and watch Dallas. He meant to say they had a couple glasses of wine. But for a while there drinking a lot of wine was also known as watching some Dallas.

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