It's the lead-in to a second post I'm making there next week about reviews and how I've historically approached them, which in turn is part of the work I'm doing for the Grognardia anthologies.
I was somewhat surprised to see “The Original Bottle City” as the graphic. Along with “The (Original) Living Room” and “The Sunken City”, it seems like an important historical document of the early ages of D&D, as opposed to just some review of a new/old product. In that context, I would suggest these are ripe for inclusion in your collections.
If you added to your Retrospectives descriptions of your personal play of the modules/games in question, that would add content beyond what the blog posts offer.
Why did you put this one on Substack instead of here?
ReplyDeleteIt's the lead-in to a second post I'm making there next week about reviews and how I've historically approached them, which in turn is part of the work I'm doing for the Grognardia anthologies.
DeleteI was somewhat surprised to see “The Original Bottle City” as the graphic. Along with “The (Original) Living Room” and “The Sunken City”, it seems like an important historical document of the early ages of D&D, as opposed to just some review of a new/old product. In that context, I would suggest these are ripe for inclusion in your collections.
ReplyDeleteIf you added to your Retrospectives descriptions of your personal play of the modules/games in question, that would add content beyond what the blog posts offer.