Greetings!
For those of you who don’t know me, my name is Jafar Iqbal, aka the
former Albert Drabble, aka the former Armaan Singhania. That’s the
cheap plug out of the way.
When I heard that the WWA was coming back, I was hesitant at first, not
sure what direction this crazy old train was gonna go in next. Then,
when it all began to get clearer, all that excitement started coming
back. The excitement of being part of something that I could call my
own, which the WWA really has been since I joined way back when. But
this time, I decided to step aside from handling. Yes, I probably could
still handle now. And, yes, I probably would be able to do enough to
have a successful stint. But I wanted to step aside and let everyone
else do it all. I wanted to experience the WWA from an entirely
different new perspective.
And so arrives WWA: The Magazine.
This is going to be a weekly magazine, packed full of information,
features, opinion pieces and interviews, all so you guys can enjoy the
WWA more than you usually do. Sure, it may not be spectacularly
innovative and groundbreaking material but, again, it goes back to that
old desire – it is something we can call our own.
And this magazine isn’t just mine – it belongs to all the writers who
have helped me; it belongs to the bookers who approve it all; and it
belongs to the handlers and the readers who we are proud to write for
and write about.
So we start here, now. The very first edition, and I hope you enjoy it,
because it was fun putting it together. We’ve got Rocky Adams this
week. We’ve got a cute little ditty on Intrepid. We’ve even got a cool
surprise on the back page, for those of you interested in the graphical
side of things here in the WWA. And on top of that, you’ll hear from
the bookers, you’ll get detailed analysis not only on the first WWA:
Underground webcast, but your wonderful roleplays too. Add to that a
couple of new regular columns which you’ll have to flick though to find
out. We’ve got quite the first edition for you. Because you deserve it.
So I will stop talking now and let you turn the page, so to speak. This
is your editor, signing off.
Jaf.
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