Richard Baker

So this includes Troy Denning, who is the other co-creator of the setting, Bill Slavicek, who had... been a sort of a caretaker of Dark Sun for a time back in the 90s.

And Rich Baker as well.

They're all joining.

They're going to be joined by the Savage World's Shane Hensley, who I'm not really familiar with.

Dragon Kings returns in a brand new edition, suitable for a 5th edition play, with conversion rules for 2E included.

Created by award-winning Dark Sun co-creator Timothy Brown, Dragon Kings takes players to Kithis, a desperate sword and sorcery world of blood and sand, dangerous magic, elusive rulers, and civilizations struggling to survive.

The brand new edition comes from award-winning Dark Sun co-creator Timothy Brown, who has brought together an incredible group of creators who helped shape the original Dark Sun setting, including Troy Denning, Brom, Bill Slavisek, Rich Baker, and Shane Hensley.

Together, they're returning to the kind of savage sword and sorcery fantasy they helped define, this time in the world of Kithis.

It will go on Backerkit later in the year.

Okay? And it is, so it's Troy Denning and Bill Slavasek and Rich Baker joined by Savage World's Shane Hensley and, of course, Brom.

Yeah.

He's coming back to do the art.

In the 90s, Bill Slavicek designed the box set.

Later, Rich Baker did the D&D 4E version of Dark Sun, along with Robert Schwalb.

So lots and lots of people have been involved in Dark Sun over the years.

So in 2014, Tim Brown, of course, creates Dragon Kings, which is very much...

I see them.

Yeah.

So now it's 2026 and of that original team, we've got Troy Denning, Bill Slavicek and Rich Baker.

Yeah.

Wow, okay.

Bill, uh, Slavesek, Rich Baker, and Shane Hensley.

The original Dragon Kings was a Dark Sun accessory module written by Brown and published by TSR in '92.

In 2014, Brown launched a successful Kickstarter campaign with the same name that introduced the world of Titus with rule sets for Pathfinder, Savage Worlds, and 13th Age.