Willow for MRQ

Willow was gleeful :D

But it was pretty generic stuff, really. It would really need someone to flesh it out. Mind you, wasn't there a sequel in the form of a novel - George Lucas and Chris Claremont of X-Men fame if memory serves?
 
Willow was gleeful :D

But it was pretty generic stuff, really. It would really need someone to flesh it out. Mind you, wasn't there a sequel in the form of a novel - George Lucas and Chris Claremont of X-Men fame if memory serves?
 
For the Willow movie release in the 1980s, I wrote The Willow Sourcebook generic roleplaying supplement, published by Tor Books as part of a doomed slate of licensed tie-ins. The book presented statistics in a format "compatible with" AD&D without actually infringing copyright. Though it turned out pretty well as a book, I think The Willow Sourcebook sold about ten copies worldwide.

Interestingly, there are Willow fans to this day who think highly of my book, although I believe the later Chris Claremont novels made much of the sourcebook obsolete.
 
Funny you mentioned the Willow Source book, I had a friend that owned a copy and while watching the movie with my son, I thought about that source book and then made that post above.
 
Allen Varney said:
Interestingly, there are Willow fans to this day who think highly of my book, although I believe the later Chris Claremont novels made much of the sourcebook obsolete.

The first sequel ruined the world for me.


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He whacks the two best characters, Madmartigan and Sorsha, offscreen mere pages into the novel. It was a long, boring plod that I 90% finished after that.
 
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