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I heartily agree. In fact, one of the things I loved about the maps in Artesia: AKW (apart from the good overall craftmanship) is that they are entirely hand-made. Not only pencilled, inked and (looks like) water-coloured manually -- but even the names of the countries, mountain ranges, forests...

The maps in Artesia: Adventures in the Known World, by Mark Smylie, are my favouritest ever. Plain gorgeous. :)

I guess Justin Jacobson (from Blue Devil Games) will be here to give some advice as soon as he spots this thread. :) Personally, I think you could certainly enjoy Helios Rising without reading Operation Quick Launch first... but you'd be missing on few things. While HR has a "quick recap" of OQL...

As an addendum to this: Grubman also posted his "I've got Star Wars Saga" thread/mini-review in rpg.net, here: http://forum.rpg.net/showthread.php?t=328670 Just in case people want to read more opinions and questions. :)

The best free taste of ORE probably comes from Nemesis, an adaptation of the system suitable for use in horror games set in modern settings (mainly modern Call of Cthulhu). It's short and to the point, self-contained, and apart from the ORE itself it includes a slightly altered form of the...

I think you mean Nicotine Girls which, frankly, seems to be quite different from what the OP wanted. But who knows. :) EDIT: First post! Hello, everyone! :)