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Line 14: '''Hartwig Nieder-Gassel''' is a German author, game designer, artist and translator in the RPG and boardgaming industry. He worked with [[FanPro]] and contributed to a wide range of game systems including [[w:Midgard (role-playing game)|Midgard]] and [[BattleTech]], and contributed numerous articles to FanPro's house magazine [[Wunderwelten]]. '''Hartwig Nieder-Gassel''' is a German author, game designer, artist and translator in the RPG and boardgaming industry. He worked with [[FanPro]] and contributed to a wide range of game systems including [[w:Midgard (role-playing game)|Midgard]] and [[BattleTech]], and contributed numerous articles to FanPro's house magazine [[Wunderwelten]]. − With regards to BattleTech he was a prolific author of scenarios and game rules that would blend boardgaming and role-playing. Most of these were published in Wunderwelten, but he also authored the original German scenario pack ''[[Ronin!]]'' which was published by FanPro and later broadly canonized in the fully canonical ''[[Historical: Brush Wars]]''. (German-language publications as such do not meet the current criteria for [[canon]] for the BattleTech universe.) + With regards to BattleTech he was a prolific author of scenarios and game rules that would blend boardgaming and role-playing. Most of these were published in Wunderwelten, but he also authored the original German scenario pack ''[[Ronin!]]'' which was published by FanPro and later broadly canonized in the fully canonical ''[[Historical: Brush Wars]]''. (German language publications as such do not meet the current criteria for [[canon]] for the BattleTech universe.) His "personal" [[mercenary unit]] was [[Camerons Legion]]; they were usually at the center of his stories or scenarios. His "personal" [[mercenary unit]] was [[Camerons Legion]]; they were usually at the center of his stories or scenarios.
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'''Hartwig Nieder-Gassel''' is a German author, game designer, artist and translator in the RPG and boardgaming industry. He worked with [[FanPro]] and contributed to a wide range of game systems including [[w:Midgard (role-playing game)|Midgard]] and [[BattleTech]], and contributed numerous articles to FanPro's house magazine [[Wunderwelten]]. | '''Hartwig Nieder-Gassel''' is a German author, game designer, artist and translator in the RPG and boardgaming industry. He worked with [[FanPro]] and contributed to a wide range of game systems including [[w:Midgard (role-playing game)|Midgard]] and [[BattleTech]], and contributed numerous articles to FanPro's house magazine [[Wunderwelten]]. | ||
| − | With regards to BattleTech he was a prolific author of scenarios and game rules that would blend boardgaming and role-playing. Most of these were published in Wunderwelten, but he also authored the original German scenario pack ''[[Ronin!]]'' which was published by FanPro and later broadly canonized in the fully canonical ''[[Historical: Brush Wars]]''. (German | + | With regards to BattleTech he was a prolific author of scenarios and game rules that would blend boardgaming and role-playing. Most of these were published in Wunderwelten, but he also authored the original German scenario pack ''[[Ronin!]]'' which was published by FanPro and later broadly canonized in the fully canonical ''[[Historical: Brush Wars]]''. (German language publications as such do not meet the current criteria for [[canon]] for the BattleTech universe.) |
His "personal" [[mercenary unit]] was [[Camerons Legion]]; they were usually at the center of his stories or scenarios. | His "personal" [[mercenary unit]] was [[Camerons Legion]]; they were usually at the center of his stories or scenarios. | ||