Silas Warner was born August 18, 1949 in Chicago. His interests (beside programming) were classical music, railroads and science fiction writing. Silas' wide range of programming skills made him a wanted man, and so he worked for a lot of different companies in his time. The game he is most known for is Castle Wolfenstein, who pushed the boundaries of software further than anyone believed possible. (Castle Wolfenstein was the game that gave id the idea for the Wolfenstein series.) Silas passed away February 26 2004 at the age of 55 years. However he still lives through his works, and we can still hear his voice whenever an officer yells "Schutzstaffel!" and "Achtung!"