Contributor James Brigham has
donated about eighty documents created in Indianapolis between 1993 and 2011. The games played range from various D&D versions to Warhammer Fantasy to GURPs and Aces and Eights, and are mostly made up of character sheets which have seen various amounts of use. There is a good selection of scribbly GMnote sheets created during game play, tracking hit points and spell use and character stuff.
Here are some highlights:
Note the names: Scooby Doo and Mountain Dew.
Running game notes and math is always a favorite of mine.
These people ordered some fancy pizzas. I wonder about the order in which this
paper was written out. I can't help but feel that the the scrawled pizza order
must have come AFTER the carefully written list of character deaths, because why
would anyone write such a nice list on a piece of sullied paper? But that doesn't make sense
because the list was begun on the lower half of the paper...
A sweet map that has seen a lot of use.
Mysteries abound. Is this about the game, or about a player, or completely unrelated?
It took me a minute to figure out that the circle in the middle represents a complex
piece of topography. I'd initially seen it as a confusing cartoon face.
I'm not sure if this is a homebrew character sheet or not.
There are some pretty amusing little drawings in this donation packet.
