New Awnshegh

[Brian Stoner]

A week or so ago, there was discussion regarding Genies. I responded
that I was working on a new Awnshegh named The Genie as part of an
article I hoped to submit to Dragon Magazine and that I would keep you
all informed as to what happened. Well, I was turned down ...um, uh, actually, that may not be so bad. The article is
still not finished, but I may now submit them to Darkstar's Netbook when
finished. Another option, I suppose, is to wait a few months and try
sending a proposal to Dragon Magazine again. The article, when
finished, would contain 5 different new Awnshegh. Now the question is,
what do you think? Should I finish the article and put it on the
Internet? Or should I wait and try to submit it again to Dragon
Magazine in a few months?

Brian

[patera]

Wait for dragon again, they may change their minds later. They probably
won't publidh it if it is put on the internet.

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> From: Brian Stoner
> To: birthright mailing list
> Subject: [BIRTHRIGHT] - New Awnshegh
> Date: Friday, April 10, 1998 6:16 PM
>
> A week or so ago, there was discussion regarding Genies. I responded
> that I was working on a new Awnshegh named The Genie as part of an
> article I hoped to submit to Dragon Magazine and that I would keep you
> all informed as to what happened. Well, I was turned down sob, sob>...um, uh, actually, that may not be so bad. The article is
> still not finished, but I may now submit them to Darkstar's Netbook when
> finished. Another option, I suppose, is to wait a few months and try
> sending a proposal to Dragon Magazine again. The article, when
> finished, would contain 5 different new Awnshegh. Now the question is,
> what do you think? Should I finish the article and put it on the
> Internet? Or should I wait and try to submit it again to Dragon
> Magazine in a few months?
>
> Brian
>
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[Mark A Vandermeulen]

On Fri, 10 Apr 1998, Brian Stoner wrote:

> A week or so ago, there was discussion regarding Genies. I responded
> that I was working on a new Awnshegh named The Genie as part of an
> article I hoped to submit to Dragon Magazine and that I would keep you
> all informed as to what happened. Well, I was turned down sob, sob>...um, uh, actually, that may not be so bad. The article is
> still not finished, but I may now submit them to Darkstar's Netbook when
> finished. Another option, I suppose, is to wait a few months and try
> sending a proposal to Dragon Magazine again. The article, when
> finished, would contain 5 different new Awnshegh. Now the question is,
> what do you think? Should I finish the article and put it on the
> Internet? Or should I wait and try to submit it again to Dragon
> Magazine in a few months?

My advice to you: pick your favorite of the new awnsheigh you created, and
create an adventure based around that character, and submit it to Dungeon.

I'm currently doing this for a minor awnsheigh I made up: The Rat (blood
ability: Plague Touch). Speaking of this: does anyone who actually has a
current table-top game going want to playtest my manuscript when I get it
completed? You'd have to write me a letter afterwards explaining how it
went, what you liked, didn't like, didn't understand, etc., but you'd get
a free module and get to play it before anyone else.

Mark VanderMeulen
vander+@pitt.edu

[Shade]

Now the question is,
>what do you think? Should I finish the article and put it on the
>Internet? Or should I wait and try to submit it again to Dragon
>Magazine in a few months?
>
>Brian

Put it in the Netbook, definitely.