Mike Shea

He went to his local game shop.

I wish I had.

I didn't.

I got busy with stuff and I didn't go out, but I kind of wish I had.

And he picked up a game called Frontier Space.

He picked up the core book for Frontier Space.

And I think he said he got it for like $7.

And he was laughing because like Frontier Space is a RPG that is very closely tied to the game Star Frontier, which came out from TSR.

And my friend Chris was telling me a little bit of the history of Star Frontier, because I didn't really know this, that it was made by Zeb Cook.

And then right before Lorraine Williams bought TSR, and then Lorraine Williams came in and said, why do we have Star Frontier?

We own Buck Rogers.

And then made like a Buck Rogers RPG and Star Frontier was kind of tossed off to the side.

And that was kind of brought up as like an example of like, you know, a dead RPG.

And I was like, well, it's not dead.

You can buy it on drive through RPG and star frontier from what I understand is like, people are still playing it and you can buy the starter kit for star frontier on, you can buy the starter kit from star frontier on drive through RPG.

So it was like an example of one that wasn't really, you know, not, not only mostly dead, I wouldn't say mostly dead, but I thought that was kind of interesting of like, what, you know, what does it take?

You know, what, what,

Where does an RPG like that that you pick up for $7 on free RPG day stand?

And it's like, well, you still bought a copy, right?

He has one, right?