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My preference is to see Howling Wilderness used as the basis for ongoing works. So nice work, James. I like it.
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Agreed. Very good worth James. Obviously some effort made to make it all work and in my opinion rather successfully.
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While I have no intention of reopening the canon v non-canon debate, I think it's worth me setting out my philosophy on writing my articles.
* There are many areas of canon that make little sense. * There are many areas of real life that make no sense (just read any history book). * I think some of the events in canon are debatable to say the least. * Canon has contradictions - see the artillery for the School Brigade where it states a unit is added at one point and that no artillery was ever added at another. * Real historians contradict themselves too. * Even if we all sat together with a blank piece of paper we would never manage to create a background we all agreed on. * My writing is NOT canon, unless Far Future needs a writer (hint, hint). * I try and make my works compatible with canon so they are more use to more people. * My writing style is intended to be a historian writing a history, historians make mistakes and are sometimes biased, you can pass errors off as this. * Please feel free to use my articles as starting points for non-canon campaigns and change what you like. I believe everyone on the forum loves the game in their own way (let's be fair, to be following a game after so long says a lot), everyone's campaign is different and we can all take ideas, modify and adapt them to suit. |
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