Shane H not Hensley
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Ugh, I had some formatting difficulties. Maybe I'll fix them tomorrow or later...
The formatting in in the OP fixed...and the list of IPs is updated...now we're rolling.
Ugh, I had some formatting difficulties. Maybe I'll fix them tomorrow or later...
I added a third category at the bottom of the list: IPs which are confirmed to have been proposed as RPGs by a publisher, but which weren't actually produced...such as Fallout, Magic: the Gathering, and Middle-earth d20.
What else? What's missing?
Dark Crystal RPG etc
I added Santiago from EN Publishing:
Santiago Adventure Path (2013) by EN Publishing. Available in two versions: Pathfinder or D&D4E. Was slated for 11 adventures, but was cancelled after the fourth adventure, due to having 7 customers in total. Based on the novel Santiago: A Myth of the Far Future (1986) by Mike Resnick.
Has EN Publishing done any other licensed IPs?
I might have missed it in one of the posts here but Glorantha first appeared as a boardgame (White Bear Red Moon) before being a roleplaying game (RuneQuest).
Greg Stafford did create Chaosium to publish his boardgame, and afterwards he discovered D&D. Then he created RuneQuest to develop the world of Glorantha as a tabletop RPG.
You're right about that indeed.Steve Perrin & Ray Turney created the RPG rules, not Greg, at least according to the 2E rulebook. Greg is listed in the "Playtesters and critics" list of 2E, so he definitely had input...
Anyhow, RuneQuest got created after a boardgame, so it should belong to this list.