Many years ago, when I was going by another name, I created a role-playing game campaign world. More to the point, a campaign galaxy, full of weird and amazing things. The characters living in that galaxy piloted giant robots.
The campaign was called Metal Soldier. And several years, a name change and a few months of hormones later, I'm working on it again.
Only I'm finding that my notes on it SUCK - a good half of the game, at least, was and is contained in my head, and because there are so many documents that I wrote about it, many in spur of the moment web posts, that I'm honestly not sure how much of it I have in a documented form. And I'm not even certain how many of those notes are still correct and up-to-date.
Of course, it doesn't help that half of the game was run by someone else who has for five years ignored repeated requests to send his notes to me so I could put things together in a more coherent form.
But anyway... it's my work and while there are parts of it that are rough and parts that are poorly done, isn't that true of anybody's creative work?
Greetings from Lockdown
2 years ago
