Ah good. The first thing to say is that Eric could not have put it in better hands.

Very excited. Depending upon the quantity of notes, etc, it could be a double-release.
(1) Just PDF everything in its raw, untouched form.
(2) A fancy redo where hand-written notes are typed up and hand-drawn maps redone.

I would be interested in looking at both versions, actually. The first for more of a historical view and the second for actual play.

Oh, you will be impressed with the map. When I say hand drawn, I mean done by hand on a very large piece of graph paper (24" x 24") colored, labeled, etc. I have seen these hand drawn maps from some of David's other works and I believe they must then go to an artist to be rendered for print.

This is an incredible Christmas present! 8)

This is really amazing. I had heard of DA5 as proposed but never done - I didn't realize that it got past the stage of a pitch/concept.

Would this be eventually made available on this site? Would there be copyright issues?

Thank so much Eric for sharing this. And Havard is the perfect guy for the job. I am really looking forward to see it eventually.

I have not heard from Havard since the Pandemic began. I have tried emailing him and such. Has anybody heard from Havard lately?