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| Rob Kuntz and Nathalie Hachet |
From Rob's biography in The Strategic Review #5 (December 1975):
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| Strategic Review #5 (December 1975) |
Robert J. KuntzI was born September 23rd 1955 in Lake Geneva and have lived here all my life. As a kid I played the game that everybody played on our block: “Bang! You’re Dead!”, though it did vary at times. I learned about Wargames in a peculiar way. As I sat skimming through an issue of Playboy one day when I was barely thirteen years old, I came upon a game section describing all varieties of party gifts to give to your family or friends for Christmas. I saw a “Dogfight” game listed among the buyables and immediately proceeded to the nearest dimestore with hopes high. I was disappointed when the assistant manager informed me that they did not carry the game and was about to leave when he suggested that I come over to his place and try some games he had. He named a few off; “Stalingrad”, etc., and I was on my way . . . . In my seven and one-half years of participation in the wargames field I have enjoyed boardgames, miniatures and play-by-mail types and am now employed with a company that produces games and of which my best friend is the head thereof. I intend to write many more rules sets before I pass away and I have this spectre friend of mine who can give the inside on this good “ghost-writer...”
While a lot has changed in Rob's life since I've known him, he remains the quintessential, creative Dungeon Master, and may his dice continue to roll for many more years to come!:
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| Rob Kuntz DMing at GaryCon |
Allan.
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