Tom Lischke
Tom Lischke is a Decipher product / game designer who appeared on contemporary Radio Free Decipher with Jerry Darcy and Chuck Kallenbach on SWCCG topics, and later on Jedi Knights and The Lord of the Rings TCG design broadcasts.[1][2]
This page is a fan encyclopedia stub focused on SWCCG-related, sourced roles. It does not invent unpublished job titles beyond what cited indexes and interviews state.
SWCCG and Decipher design roles (sourced labels)
The Radio Free Decipher index lists Lischke with Darcy and Kallenbach on Broadcast 2 (11 December 1998), in the same episode that bills Darcy as Star Wars CCG Lead Game Designer.[1][3] Broadcast 51 (22 September 2000) indexes him on the Jabba's Palace Sealed Deck product.[4]
Those RFD index labels support Decipher design / product-design work adjacent to late SWCCG products. They do not, by themselves, place Lischke on Wikipedia's founding SWCCG designer line (Tom Braunlich, Rollie Tesh, Warren Holland, Jerry Darcy).[5]
Jedi Knights / LOTR / WARS
RFD indexes and TheOneRing materials bill Lischke on Jedi Knights and LOTR TCG design topics (including a joint 2001 chat with Kallenbach as LOTR designers).[1][2][6] Decipher WARS Radio later featured Lischke on WARS TCG design segments.[7]
Interviews and audio (selected)
| Title / episode | Date | Link |
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| RFD Broadcast 2 — with Darcy & Kallenbach | 1998-12-11 | YouTube w2Ao759YJlk
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| RFD Broadcast 51 — Tom Lischke (Jabba's Palace Sealed Deck) | 2000-09-22 | YouTube 2tQmFqhsx74
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| RFD Broadcast 67 — Tom Lischke (Jedi Knights) | 2001-02-09 | YouTube bbJUdxzmdhQ
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| RFD Broadcast 85 — Lischke & Kallenbach (Jedi Knights) | 2001-06-15 | YouTube CbU2GxNNcd4
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| RFD Broadcast 87 — Early Look at LOTR TCG | 2001-06-29 | YouTube Xal3sJdiUyQ
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| RFD Broadcast 88 — LOTR Origins playtest | 2001-07-13 | YouTube 7xLGIcvYKFM
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| RFD Broadcast 92 — Dive Into the Twilight Pool | 2001-08-17 | YouTube fcB9gjah96k
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| RFD Broadcast 100 — Tom Lischke (LOTR status) | 2001-10-12 | YouTube OUpf9ge3x5U
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| RFD Broadcast 143 — The Two Towers development | 2002-09-20 | YouTube lA-8Wy_MT6Q
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| RFD Broadcast 162 — Online LOTR TCG | 2003-04-25 | YouTube yNRI4QTHZlk
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| TheOneRing Chat — Tom Lischke and Chuck Kallenbach | 2001-10-20 | archives.theonering.net |
| Gaming Havens — Tom Lischke and Joe Alread | (archive) | haven.theonering.net |
| WARS Radio 02 — Tom Lischke | 2004-07-01 | YouTube Ikcgtmhuhbc
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| WARS Radio 05 — Tom Lischke | 2004-07-23 | YouTube WUZg14CmK4o
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| WARS Radio 11 — Tom Lischke | 2004-09-03 | YouTube fxylvGWZnD4
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| WARS Radio 13 — Tom Lischke | 2004-09-17 | YouTube 0YfodG9YTkA
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Episode titles follow the RFD / WARS index descriptions; do not invent additional titles.
See also
- Creators of SWCCG — related Decipher design staff (not founding SWCCG designer)
- Jerry Darcy · Chuck Kallenbach
- Joe Alread · Justin Pakes
- Tom Braunlich · Rollie Tesh
- Decipher · Star Wars CCG
- History of the Players Committee
Gaps
- No dedicated modern long-form Lischke podcast found this research pass (classic TOR + RFD / WARS corpus only).
- Primary Decipher employment dates / packaging bylines not transcribed here.
- Exact SWCCG set-by-set credit share vs. Darcy / later staff remains index- and interview-based.
- BoardGameGeek person page not fetched (host 403).
Sources
- Radio Free Decipher episode index (LOTR-TCG PC wiki)
- RFD YouTube playlist (Player's Council)
- Decipher WARS Radio playlist (per index)
- TheOneRing Chat — Lischke and Kallenbach (2001)
- Decipher Talks LOTR (TheOneRing, 2002)
- Gaming Havens — Lischke and Alread (archive)
- Star Wars Customizable Card Game (Wikipedia designer line; for contrast)
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Radio Free Decipher episode index, LOTR-TCG PC wiki
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 TheOneRing Chat — Tom Lischke and Chuck Kallenbach, 20 October 2001 (archives)
- ↑ RFD Broadcast 2, YouTube
w2Ao759YJlk(Player's Council upload) - ↑ RFD Broadcast 51 — Tom Lischke (Jabba's Palace Sealed Deck), YouTube
2tQmFqhsx74 - ↑ Star Wars Customizable Card Game, Wikipedia (designer credit line)
- ↑ Decipher Talks LOTR, TheOneRing.net, 14 February 2002
- ↑ WARS Radio 02 — Tom Lischke, YouTube
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