It's funny how many seminal little nuggets of the 3I background were
buried in the adventures. It made it really hard to find some of them
later because an adventure is not an easy place to look for library data
because it's broken up kind of arbitrarily. Kinunir especially, didn't it
come with four or five ways to play it? Depending on which one you used
you'd have a different memory of what had been in the book. AHL same
thing. For the longest time I couldn't find where the reference to the
Emperor's favorite wine was.
> Actually, now I think about it, Norris being busted out of the Kinunir
> class ship that was a prison was a relatively early case of "rescue the
> prince". He wasn't a princess. Win for GDW, whether or not it was
> intentional. Of course, the publishers of En Garde might have known about
> Men in Iron Masks. Especially since an Imperial Warrant was involved.
>
> Oh myyy. (To quote George Takei). How retrospectively obvious.
>
> It's a shame I was only 16 when I bought and read Kinunir.
buried in the adventures. It made it really hard to find some of them
later because an adventure is not an easy place to look for library data
because it's broken up kind of arbitrarily. Kinunir especially, didn't it
come with four or five ways to play it? Depending on which one you used
you'd have a different memory of what had been in the book. AHL same
thing. For the longest time I couldn't find where the reference to the
Emperor's favorite wine was.
> Actually, now I think about it, Norris being busted out of the Kinunir
> class ship that was a prison was a relatively early case of "rescue the
> prince". He wasn't a princess. Win for GDW, whether or not it was
> intentional. Of course, the publishers of En Garde might have known about
> Men in Iron Masks. Especially since an Imperial Warrant was involved.
>
> Oh myyy. (To quote George Takei). How retrospectively obvious.
>
> It's a shame I was only 16 when I bought and read Kinunir.