Thus Greg rose and toasted back with supreme humility, “We were merely keeping the fire lit through the cold, dark night, for we heard in the distance the howl of the wolf and knew the wolf would come to turn the flame to a bonfire.” Naturally, one cannot possibly out-do Greg Stafford, the creator of Pendragon, in matters of feasting etiquette. My brother Stewart and Mark Rein Hagen, founders of White Wolf, stood and toasted Greg Stafford and the Chaosium crew, “Hail to Chaosium, the pioneers, the seers, the shamans, who ignited the flame of storytelling in our roleplaying hobby”, and the White Wolf table cheered their respect.
At the table next to them, the White Wolf staff also feasted on haunches of meat and steins of beer. In the early 1990’s, the staff of Chaosium were celebrating with a feast at Mader’s Restaurant in Milwaukee after a successful Gen Con. Steve Wieck, who has been running Nocturnal Media since his brother Stewart passed, shared this story which explains the relationship between the two companies.
The Prince Valiant story-telling game is also transferring from Nocturnal Media to Chaosium. Today, Chaosium announced the change in ownership.
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