Pyramid Reviews
D6 Adventure Locations
Published by West End Games
Written by John Jamieson, Fred Jandt, Kevin MacGregor, Steven Marsh, Greg Nagler, Aaron Rosenberg, & Nikola Vrtis
Edited by Nikola Vrtis
Art by Aaron Ace, Shawn Brown, Keith Curtis, Anna Dobritt, Randy Nunley (cover) & Ryan Wolfe
Graphic Design by Eric Gibson & Nikola Vrtis
96-page b&w softcover; $12.95
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D6 Fantasy Locations
Written by Rob Dake, William Jones, & Steven Marsh
Edited by Nikola Vrtis
Art by Thomas M. Baxa, John Bridges & Rob Caswell, Keith Curtis, Whiney Elaine Cogar, Peter A. Deluca, James Dunn, David Gough, Richard Hawran, Cathleen Hunter, Nicole D. Laflamme, Jaime Lombardo & Ron Hill, Aaron McClellan, Kent McDaniel, Matko Matkovic, Chris Moreno (cover), Satu Sormunen, Paul Taaks, & Maria van Bruggen
Graphic Design by Eric Gibson & James Dunn with Nikola Vrtis
112-page black & white softcover; $15.95
Editor's Note: Both these books contain contributions by Pyramid editor Steven Marsh.
When word came in November 2003 that West End Games was being revived under a new publisher and focusing on the core D6 System engine, I was skeptical. West End Games had seen more ups and downs than an Airborne Ranger. As we rolled into convention season 2004, my skepticism abated. The WEG web site was chock-a-byte with freebies and previews and news. News! They were actually telling us what was going on. At Gen Con Indy of that year I got my first look at the new core books, and I was satisfied that West End Games was on the . . .
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Article publication date: August 12, 2005
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