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Against the Giants Hall of Fame Interview with Trev at NWVault

Discussion in 'Game/SP News & Comments' started by chevalier, Dec 16, 2005.

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    Neverwinter Nights Vault has interviewed Trev, the 47 year old teenager (as he introduces himself) who is the author of the hall of fame module entitle Against the Giants. Here is an excerpt:

    1. Could you please introduce yourself including your history with D&D?

    Hi, my name is Trev Jones a 47 year old teenager. It seems I've been a DM for most of my life - come to think of it 26 years IS most of my life! I remember going out to look for a game that would challenge me and fill my spare time, and came back with a small perfectly formed box called "Dungeons and Dragons". Since it was mine, I figured I would referee the game. Well it certainly challenged me and boy did it fill my spare time. It has given me everything (bar the things only my wife Denise can supply!) Life long friends Steve,Jimmy and Tony have stayed with the game throughout along with others who have visited for the odd decade or so. There has never been a game to compare - what other game can offer so much humour, suspense, worry, comradeship and sheer escapism. PnP D&D was my life until the day NWN was released, then it was off with the old and on with the new. Having played the likes of Baldurs gate it was unbelievable to be offered the chance to create my own mods via the toolset. I didn't even play NW (and still haven't) I just threw myself into the toolset and have lived there ever since.

    Read the whole thing at NWVault.
     
    chevalier, Dec 16, 2005
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