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Post by GRWelsh on Mar 14, 2018 14:28:20 GMT -5
We had a mechanical drawing class as an option in my high school, with a printing press in it, and a friend of mine made it his project to create plates of the goldenrod character sheets and then printed them out on paper of various colors. I still have some of them, and those character sheets are still my favorites! With some artistic players, there were always homemade or hand-drawn versions around as well, loosely based on the goldenrod ones.
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Post by davegibsongreyhawkdm on Mar 14, 2018 14:49:56 GMT -5
I had a mass of the goldenrod sheets because my uncle was an offset printing tycoon with 6 (or more?) locations in Manhattan in the 80's and he saw me handing over a bad photocopy to someone as we were playing ("What is this shit you're playing? WHAT THE HELL IS THAT?") So he gives an entire paper box (like you would get at Staples or bigger) of exact duplicates of the golden rod series after I gave him one of each. So even after the 2nd 80's series with OA honor and spell sheets these remaained popular with people that I played with and I still have a shitload of them. So everyone did the "will" by chance. At least its better than the relatives and background areas on the OA friendly sheets. I remember trying to fill those out many times and some of it is cringeworthy. You willing to sell any of your excess goldenrod character sheets, Gene? Alas, I couldn't find any leftovers remaining from BITD... |
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Post by geneweigel on Mar 14, 2018 16:28:04 GMT -5
I'll be honest with you I haven't counted whats viable and I'm not likely to sell any of it. At least, in any usable form.
Honestly, I haven't been downstairs in the backroom for a while. I thought the campaign was going to burst open but no signs yet. Everything fizzled after my "friend" lost his sense of reality on Facebook a while back. Stay off the drugs, kids!
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Post by Scott on Mar 14, 2018 21:38:15 GMT -5
We had a mechanical drawing class as an option in my high school, with a printing press in it, and a friend of mine made it his project to create plates of the goldenrod character sheets and then printed them out on paper of various colors. I still have some of them, and those character sheets are still my favorites! With some artistic players, there were always homemade or hand-drawn versions around as well, loosely based on the goldenrod ones. I'd like to find a black and white pdf of those sheets. And I'd just print them out of goldenrod. I've seen copies of the original versions, but that's a nightmare to print. |
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