Last Updated 06.12.04

Harry has always been a science fiction and fantasy nut. From his Dad reading him Burroughs as a child, to seeing Star Wars for the first time when seven, to hearing about (but not seeing) the original Lord of the Rings animated movie, and then reading Tolkien, it was a natural progression to begin playing Dungeons and Dragons when the basic set came out around 1980. That led to AD&D, then to Traveller (remember the little black books?), and then that led to a search to find the OOP Striker miniatures rules for the game. Somehow, that led Harry straight into Warhammer 40,000, which was called Rogue Trader back then. He probably bought the first copy to hit San Diego in late 1987 (or was it early 1988?) and he has been a GW fan from then on. Since that time, he has played just about all of the 40K variants (Necromunda, Gorkamorka, =][=, etc.), has played Warhammer Fantasy Battles (both 3rd Edition and the current 6th Edition) and has found time to engage in historical miniatures (DBA) and 15mm fantasy (Hordes of the Things). For a while there, it looked like he was going to be sucked into the Maelstrom playing Vor, but FASA went under and interest declined for the game locally. Last year, Harry became an Outcast for Dark Age Games, and since that time has risen through the company hierarchy, now being a staff member that handles some rules creation, playtesting, editing, and occasional marketing duties.