RPGPundit Interviews Rob Kuntz, Part 2 (of 3)

Now and then there is a blog post over on The RPGPundit's blog that I find interesting and here is one such.

An Interview with Rob Kuntz (Part 2 of 3)

 The teaser quote

4. What did you think of the Old School Renaissance when it first started? What do you think of what it has become now?  Have you looked at or played many OSR games? Do you have any favorites?
In terms of the OSR culture, what do you think about it? Do you think it's too exclusive? Not exclusive enough? Too nostalgic? What do you think that people who weren't actually there most consistently get wrong about the "Old School" era and style?

Part 3 still to follow.

Need to read part 1 go here for the link.

RPGPundit Interviews Rob Kuntz, Part 1 (of 3)

Now and then there is a blog post over on The RPGPundit's blog that I find interesting and here is one such.

RPGPundit Interviews Rob Kuntz, Part 1 (of 3)

 The teaser quote

Robert J. Kuntz is one of the founding fathers of the hobby. He began playing D&D in the second ever game of the Greyhawk campaign, DMed by Gary Gygax, in 1972. His character was the fighter Robilar. Within a year he was one of the first people on Earth other than Gary Gygax to be running a Greyhawk campaign, with Gary Gygax as one of his players.  His material in that campaign had an influence on Castle Greyhawk and many other elements of the Greyhawk campaign. He was one of TSR's first six employees. He co-authored the Gods, Demigods & Heroes sourcebook (and later Deities & Demigods), and contributed to the module Expedition to the Barrier Peaks.

He was also the first player ever to successfully beat the Tomb of Horrors.

His current publishing company is Three Line Studio.

I await parts 2 & 3.

For part 2 go here for the link.