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Stalkey and Co	17 Nov 2025 7:05 p.m. PST
…Webbed Sphere to Rebellion?? Following the trail of breadcrumbs… Adventure Games [Dave Arneson] sells IP to Flying Buffalo, Inc. Flying Buffalo was sold to Webbed Sphere around 2020 Webbed Sphere says they don't own it and sold it a few years ago to Rebellion Games. Rebellion Games is planning to re-release Tunnels & Trolls, a classic fantasy RPG of FBI and the web says they have rights to all RPG IP from FBI. Now, the question… Who has the rights to all the Adventure Games table top games? They produced some well-known classics, like Harpoon, Ace of Aces, a few others. I've sent an inquiry to Rebellion, but haven't heard anything yet.
Editor in Chief Bill	17 Nov 2025 10:45 p.m. PST
I think the Harpoon rights are long gone. Thought they were at Clash of Arms Games, but not listed at the website… Ah, it's Admiralty Trilogy Group now.
Tgerritsen	18 Nov 2025 10:56 a.m. PST
Ace of Aces was retained by the original designers and just had a kickstarter for the new released set coming soon. link
rmaker	20 Nov 2025 11:59 a.m. PST
When Arneson shut down Adventure Games, some of the IP was returned to the authors, most notably Harpoon, Pentatastar, and the Tekumel products. Ace of Aces, published by Nova Games, was never an AG product.

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