The Minstrel's Song posted--thanks for the help!

[Jonathan Hayward <christos jonathan hayward gmail com>]

I've posted a GTK release of The Minstrel's Song. I couldn't have been able to do it without your help.

I'm waiting for the announcement to show up on UseNet; in the meantime, here's what I posted:

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I am releasing The Minstrel's Song version 2.0. The Minstrel's Song is
both a tabletop role playing game and a computer game.

The Minstrel's Song is heavy on world building, and I've made
substantial effort to dig deep when I was creating their cultures. The
first complaint that was made of the computer game was that it was "too
rich" of a world. In the computer game, there is a series of quests,
but the world is designed to allow nonlinear exploration and play. If
you've ever wanted a game where you weren't constrained to the
designer's path but could run after your own creative challenges, you
may like The Minstrel's Song.

I have devoted a major section of my website to both the tabletop
roleplaying game and the computer at:

    http://jonathanscorner.com/tms/

I have new releases of a very nostalgic, retro "roguelike" computer
game at:

    http://jonathanscorner.com/tms/download/

Top 10 things to do in the computer roguelike:

10. Pet a dolphin.

9. Pray and worship.

8. Ride a dragon.

7. Match wits with a clockwork door.

6. Climb a tree.

5. Answer a riddle.

4. Build your own mechanical devices.

3. Keep an exotic pet.

2. Choose your own quest.

1. Explore a world of wonder.

    http://jonathanscorner.com/tms/download/

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Thanks for your all help!

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++ Jonathan Hayward, jonathan hayward pobox com
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