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Phil Walker-Harding
Designer Who Made Complexity Disappear
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James Wallis
Designer Who Made Story Play
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Jim Wampler
Designer Who Grafted Mutants Onto The Crawl
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Jim Ward
Designer Who Sent D&D Into Space
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Reece Wardrip
Rules Specialist Behind The Hardware
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Wolfgang Warsch
Scientist Of One More Draw
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Sue Weinlein
Standard Bearer Who Dealt The Cards
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Margaret Weis
Storyteller Who Gave Dragons A Heart
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HG Wells
Novelist Who Turned Toy Soldiers Into A Hobby
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Jean Wells
Designer Whose Palace Tsr Buried
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Dave Wesely
Man Who Lit The Match And Walked Away
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Tom Wham
Cartoonist Who Made Fun A Design System
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Lawrence Whitaker
Designer Who Kept Percentile Fantasy Sharp
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Ken Whitman
Entrepreneur Who Rolled The Dice First
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John Wick
Man Who Broke The Fifth Wall
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Steven Wieck
Steve Wieck’S Career Is One Of The Cleanest Bridges Between Two Eras Of Roleplaying: The Photocopied, Stapled, Distributor-Dependent Print World Of The 1980s And The Always-Open Digital Marketplace That Now Defines Much Of Tabletop Gaming. He Helped Build White Wolf When Roleplaying Was Still Learning How To Speak In A More Literary, Adult Voice. Then He Helped Build Drivethrurpg And Onebookshelf When Roleplaying Needed A New Way To Reach Readers, Creators, And Tables Across The World.
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Stewart Wieck
Architect Of Consensus
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Rob Wieland
Freelancer Who Drew The Rpg Map
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Jeroen Doumen Joris Wiersinga
Duo Who Made The Market Mean Something
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Hadmar von Wieser
Designer Who Taught A World To Remember
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Dave Williams
Designer Who Helped Rokugan Hold Together
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Lorraine Williams
Executive Who Professionalized Tsr And Lost The Table
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Michael Williams
Michael Williams
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Skip Williams
Sage Who Rebuilt The Engine
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Travis Williams
White Wolf Designer Who Helped Turn Belief Into Magic, Then Walked Into Digital Worlds
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Lynn Willis
Quiet Architect Who Kept Chaosium Standing
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Steve Winter
Editor Who Made Clarity A Mechanic
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David Wise
Man They All Wanted Back
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Loren Wiseman
Editor Who Kept Traveller’S Stars Aligned
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Reinhold Wittig
Geologist Who Put The Designer’S Name On The Box
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Klaus Jurgen Wrede
Tile-Layer Who Gave The Hobby Its Little Wooden Person
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Erick Wujcik
Designer Who Proved The Dice Were Optional
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James Wyatt
Designer Who Built The Bridge Between Worlds