While Chainmail is often cited as the bridge to Dungeons and Dragons the imaginative game, this is what I had in my hand on Telegraph in Berkeley and did not buy. Why? Because I didn’t have eighty bucks. You can still get these things because the audience is small for such memorobilia. Kind of like old 78’s. Why did I want that? It is because it added paper and pencil. This also has something to do with mapping and what the imagination thinks is there really, and remembers. I have a good memory of the Advanced Dungeons and Dragons 1st edition books and their rules. The fourth edition is just mentioned here and they say that playing over the internet will be supported. June 6th, 2008 is the expected release at GenCon. GenCon is a gamers conference and is heavy geek. You will not survive if you are an internet personality unless you are really into games that involve interaction with people who are into it, not just console games, computer games, internet games, video games, or even larps. It is imagination blue in the rainbow which is high tone, baby. Artists and nerds but not art nerds, okay?