Liz Danforth
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1 January, 2013
While not explicitly mentioned in the text, based on the information provided, 2013 is the year Danforth reprised the role in editing and developing the new edition, Deluxe Tunnels & Trolls.
1 January, 2004
While not explicitly mentioned in the text, based on the information provided, 2004 is the latest year of Danforth's known artistic contributions to the game industry. She is known primarily as a freelance artist in the fantasy and science fiction genres, with the majority of her body of work illustrating for the game industry between 1976 and 2004.
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Main Milestones
Birth
1958
Elizabeth T. Danforth is born, setting the stage for a life dedicated to creativity and artistic expression. Her early exposure to science fiction and fantasy literature, coupled with a natural talent for drawing, would shape her future career path.
Early Artistic Development and "Tunnels & Trolls"
Early 1970s
While still in her teens, Danforth began developing her unique artistic style, heavily influenced by realism and a passion for conveying narrative through imagery. This period marked her entry into the gaming world, contributing illustrations to the early editions of "Tunnels & Trolls", one of the first role-playing games predating even the success of "Dungeons & Dragons". This experience provided an early platform for her work and established her presence within the burgeoning gaming community.
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Known For
Illustrator for role-playing games, especially "Tunnels & Trolls" and "RuneQuest"; Game designer, notably "Metamorphosis Alpha" supplements for TSR and her contributions to early RPGs; Writer and artist in various science fiction and fantasy contexts.