That particular group fell apart when we all left school and my later gaming groups never got the Pendragon fever. Sometimes playing every day of the week after school. We went through the whole story at least twice in this year - from before Arthur's birth until the end of his realm.
I bought it, instantly fell in love with it and pressured my gaming group to give it a try. I stumbled upon Pendragon when a German version came out (mostly based on the 1st edition rulebook and the Noble's Book), failed miserably, and appeared in my local gaming store in the shelf of cheap books. Other than that I do play rpg's since my 5th year at school and that is about 30 years ago. About the GM: First things first: I am no native English speaker - in a play-by-post game that might show from time to time. The game itself tries to capture the story of King Arthur, that legendary king of Britain, who has been immortalized in tons of books and films throughout the years. The differences between versions aren't huge - it has mostly got more detailed over the years and comes with less randomness now. The old books have been re-released as pdfs and are readily and cheaply available. The original author is still working on the game and has a version 5.2 of the rulebook coming. If you are interested, drop me a line to About KAP: The first version of that game has been published 1985 by Chaosium. I did consider the campaign for up to 4 players and till now only 2 slots are filled. (Malory I,1) We have recently started a new campaign of Greg Stafford's King Arthur Pendragon (KAP, 1st edition) as a play-by-post game. It befell in the days of Uther Pendragon, when he was king of all England, and so reigned, that there was a mighty duke in Cornwall that held war against him long time.
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