Well I'm suprised that I've made it this far. There's been alot going on this year in regards to gaming companies. Taking center stage this year was TSR ceasing publications just before December and the ultimate buy out by WoTC. Will the gaming industry see a trend like this continue? I for one hope not, since I barely could stand the "blizard" of collectable card games. The future if gaming remains like that of a rollercoaster, up one hill and down the next at break neck speeds, when it will stop is anybody's guess.

The new year may also bring changes to this publication. I am considering going bi- monthly. But this is a decision that requires alot more thought, time and material. If the beginning of White Knight was rather rocky, I'd hate to make the decison of going bimonthly and using the same material over again. For you the subscriber, you may wonder whether the price will go up. Right now if I made the decision probably not. Afterall, White Knight isn't a big publication, maybe in a few years, when I have the financial backing and ability to print and copy White Knight the way I'd like. It's a dream, but then again a dream started me down this road back in October of 96. Except for missing one deadline, I'm really enjoying what I'm doing.

I'd like to extend a belated thank you to Gennie Summers for her artwork that has gotten me through these early beginnings. I look foward to more of her artwork to grace the pages of future issues of White Knight. I'd also like to welcome the following new artists and writers to White Knight. They are: Dan Lambert, Lloyd Brown, Keith Stanley and Nathan Salla. Thanks everyone for your contribution without your articles and artwork, I would be in between a rock and hard place.

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