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lostpike 05-11-07, 09:51 AM	I figured people might want to see this. This is actually good news! Warhorn will be getting some good updates to make it more in line with today! For Immediate Release Zeitgeist Games, Inc. To Acquire WarHorn.net Oviedo, Florida – May 11, 2007 – Zeitgeist Games, Inc. announced today that it has agreed to acquire the popular convention registration site Warhorn.net (www.warhorn. net). Warhorn.net is designed to allow users to organize and promote RPG oriented games and conventions with ease. Since its initial launch in 2002, thousands of conventions and game clubs have used the service to promote and organize conventions and gaming events. "For years, organized RPG gamers have come to Warhorn.net to organize and promote their conventions and local club gamedays" said Zeitgeist Games President, Dustin Clingman. "Our plan for Warhorn is to maintain the current level of service while at the same time working to improve and expand the functionality and usability to allow even more users to find and organize their gaming events." Currently, Zeitgeist Games is discussing future expansions to the service with longtime users of the Warhorn service. "We're looking to craft the best possible experience and we know we'll need the help of the folks who have used the service for years" said Clingman. "If you've got good ideas on how to improve Warhorn.net, we want to hear them!" Individuals or companies from the gaming community who would like to contribute input on features or expansions may with input or queries from the gaming community may send email to warhorn@zeitgeistga mes.com About Zeitgeist Games, Inc. Founded in 2002 by Dave Arneson and Dustin Clingman, Zeitgeist Games, Inc is a game studio that develops cutting edge tabletop and casual electronic games. For more information on Zeitgeist Games, Inc, email media@zeitgeistgame s.com or visit www.zeitgeistgames. com Zeitgeist Games is a trademark of Zeitgeist Games, Inc.
Mocoso 05-11-07, 10:04 AM	That's too bad. Was nice while it was free.
solbergb 05-11-07, 10:12 AM	Well, I for one hope they gave the author big piles of money. Withoug warhorn, I and my wife likely would have bailed on RPGA after the first convention. We both really hate the "point and shout" style of mustering that conventions who don't have a premustering tool tend to use.
lostpike 05-11-07, 10:47 AM	Dustin says that Zeitgeist will be keeping it a free service.
Swiftbrook 05-11-07, 12:47 PM	Dustin says that Zeitgeist will be keeping it a free service. Will the service also be free for the convention organizer? I hope so. Generally, nothing in life is free. Features I want in a new warhorn 1) no banner ads 2) no registration fee 3) no convention registration/setup fee 4) no emails from non convention people who got my info from warhorn. 5) keeping my email/personal info private. -Swiftbrook
trollbill 05-11-07, 01:40 PM	Here is a quote from Dustin Clingman in response to the question of there being any charges now: Nope. We're keeping things the way they are. It may be possible in the future that we'll provide optional premium services, but the basic system is going to stay the same permanently. Dustin