Post by calithena on Nov 10, 2010 11:52:06 GMT -6
I think these two paragraphs still pretty much nail it:
"If it is anything, Fight On! is a magazine devoted to
preserving all these threads of old-school gaming, and to
sustaining what’s left of and and perhaps even building
up a little more of that old greater community we all
started from before we began to wander down our
separate paths. We welcome creative contributions from
all games and all styles of play. Even those who work in
more current systems might find useful material here, or
even enjoy writing for us, freed of most of the burdens
of game-mechanical characterization of your creations."
and, of course,
"Fight On! is a journal of shared fantasy. We who read and
write for this magazine are a community of role-playing
enthusiasts unified by our love of the freewheeling, doit-
yourself approach that birthed this hobby back in the
1970’s. We are wargamers who write our own rules and
fantasists who build our own worlds, weekend warriors
sharing dreams of glory and authors collaborating on
tales of heroism and valor. We talk, paint, draw, write,
act, costume, and roll dice in service of our visions.
We game. And you’re welcome to join us."
If you're interested in contributing to our fanzine and this community, we'd love to check out your stuff!
"If it is anything, Fight On! is a magazine devoted to
preserving all these threads of old-school gaming, and to
sustaining what’s left of and and perhaps even building
up a little more of that old greater community we all
started from before we began to wander down our
separate paths. We welcome creative contributions from
all games and all styles of play. Even those who work in
more current systems might find useful material here, or
even enjoy writing for us, freed of most of the burdens
of game-mechanical characterization of your creations."
and, of course,
"Fight On! is a journal of shared fantasy. We who read and
write for this magazine are a community of role-playing
enthusiasts unified by our love of the freewheeling, doit-
yourself approach that birthed this hobby back in the
1970’s. We are wargamers who write our own rules and
fantasists who build our own worlds, weekend warriors
sharing dreams of glory and authors collaborating on
tales of heroism and valor. We talk, paint, draw, write,
act, costume, and roll dice in service of our visions.
We game. And you’re welcome to join us."
If you're interested in contributing to our fanzine and this community, we'd love to check out your stuff!
