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So I'm Wrong, And GW Sucks Cont.
 

« Lost Talisman Characters Found Amidst Rampant Innuendo | Main | Another Miniatures Gaming Publisher That Badly Needs A Decent Web Site »

March 30, 2002
02:59 PM: Mike Sugarbaker says...
So I'm Wrong, And GW Sucks Cont.

The same source that told me BFG was coming back into print in September (and insists there was a press release about it at some point) says that "the current edition" of Talisman in fact refers to the last one to go out of print. He's the only coherent source of info I have so far, because, well, we've covered the relative quality of the web site. Games Workshop does an admirable job of keeping games on life support, but not such a great job of informing the next of kin, you know what I mean? So, no new edition of Talisman. You'll just have to scare up the original if that's your preferred way to kill 1 to 12 hours.



 
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