Personal Life
Dreslough created his first baseball simulation game in 1976, at the age of 5. It used 3 six-sided dice to determine the batting results for each of 9 different types of players. In high school, Dreslough created a computer simulation for DOS called 'Pennant Race' that was distributed as shareware.
His wife, Dee Dreslough, is a writer and digital artist who has released some of her works under an open license. She is the creator of the fictional world of Dimar, featuring dragon-like creatures and their interactions with humans and other sentient species. The name Dreslough (pronounced DRESS-lock) is a unique name, created by combining the former surnames Dresser and McLoughlin.
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