How An Erroneous TVTropes Entry Led to Some Fascinating Ultima Lore Revelations
In correcting an assertion made about Ultima 5 on TVTropes, Richard Garriott cleared up several long-standing questions about Ultima lore.
Category: Richard Garriott
Richard Garriott: It’s Time to Push for US Human Spaceflight Independence
Richard Garriott and his father Owen have penned an editorial arguing that the US needs to regain the ability to send manned missions into space on its own.
Anyone Want a Print of Three NASA Astronauts and Richard Garriott?
Richard Garriott attented the recent “Blast Off: The Future of Spaceflight” event put on by the Explorers Club.
Help Santiago Zapata Beta Test His D&D1 Contest Entry for Shroud of the Avatar
Slashing Dragon’s attempt to port Richard Garriott’s D&D1 game, per the recently-issued challenge.
Shroud of the Avatar Challenge: Port Richard Garriott’s First Game to Unity (or Web)
RIchard Garriott has challenged the Shroud of the Avatar fandom to port his first game, D&D1, to either Unity or Web, for eventual inclusion in Shroud of the Avatar.
Richard Garriott News Round-Up
A handful of articles about — or which mention — Richard Garriott, and either Shroud of the Avatar or his ongoing support of space exploration.
Wired’s Geeks Guide to the Galaxy Interviews Richard Garriott
Wired’s Geeks Guide to the Galaxy interviewed Richard Garriott about Shroud of the Avatar.
Richard Garriott Bested by DarkStarr…Or Possibly His Daughter Kinga…
In which Richard Garriott is repeatedly bested by DarkStarr. Or possibly his daughter. There is some ambiguity on this point in the videos.
Shroud of the Avatar: Tracy Hickman Interview & History Information at Ten Ton Hammer
Ten Ton Hammer has a couple of exclusive articles up concerning Shroud of the Avatar, including an interview with Tracy Hickman about Blade of the Avatar and some comments from both Hickman and Richard Garriott on the history and races of New Britannia.
Apparently, Richard Garriott Went to Antarctica. Twice.
In which I learn, from a small, rural publication from Illinois, that the Ultima creator took part in two separate research trips to Antarctica.
