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There is a new project from Arcanum Worlds / Modiphius in the works, sounds exciting: Raiders of the Serpent Sea. I did not want to open a seperate thread for this yet, Arcanum Worlds / Modiphius might want to do that.

Will there be any adventure campaigns, released for these?

I may not matter that much, but I always use the term Game Master, be it D&D, Savage Worlds or Call of Cthulhu. I'm never into rule system / setting specific versions of GM.

This is good for all who need it but I really dislike "localized social media accounts". I hope these are separate pages and not localized versions of the same page. Facebook at least is really bad with those. Lately I'm not sure you have the option to switch to the international version. I'm...

I was hoping that this will come with a big campaign like Odyssey of the Dragonlords, but unfortunately it didn't.

This sounds almost like Jim Butcher's The Cinder Spires series (only one out). People are living in huge towers, the ground is covered by mist and is filled with monsters. This is a "crystal-punk" setting, people fly crystal powered ships and there are also intelligent cats. I really enjoyed it...

Pinnacle has the East Texas University: Study Abroad (a Savage Worlds Booster) running on Game On Tabletop. It's a quick one, ends on the 25th.

Yes, I can houserule it myself, or take existing options. Or say that sorcerers are wizards and start houseruling from there. Publications like these might be interesting for me because they might do just that. In this case, this is not going far enough for what I'm looking for. Might be what...

By vancian I meant the whole spell slot thing. Having spell slots and needing access to your spellbook is what I dislike in the D&D wizard.

Might have been interested if not for the vancian magic and the spellbook (but still different from a sorcerer)

I really really, very strongly dislike this art. I know that art is subjective, but this ruins it for me. I might make up my mind and still back it, but I won't back it because of the art, that's for sure. This one would have been a completely other level: RPG: The One Ring - More Cultures And...

They are not "part of the core rules" as in available always, there are edges that grant them for specific situations / specific Traits/Skills.

I can always houserule it, and I'm not really thinking in PF / D&D RAW, but in a more generic way. My strongest inspiration comes from The Wheel of Time, and there is basically one kind of magic source (or two if you count the female and male ones as different ones) and they can also heal there...

I miss the healing. I like for magic to be universal and it's also great for small parties if you don't need a cleric for healing.

I wonder if people will actually play Dune. They will definitely buy it, but I wonder how many will actually play it regularly.

Anyone played the game already? How well does it play with only one player (character)?

Yes, this looks pretty narrative. Not my style.

Will this be a completely new campaign, or is the free one being reworked? Will it have an overarching story? I'd really be interested in that. I looked at the free one, but at first glance it's not an overarching story. It's in the same region, there are some adventures that build on the...

I know that it's hard to do good ones, but that's what I pay them for :) And yes, WotC one's are usually not that great. Chaosium has really great ones, and Pinnacle (Savage Worlds) have simple ones (as in only a couple of pages per episodes and you should complete them for yourself, but this...

What about like a campaign instead of 4 versions of the same core book? Other than that I don't like 2d20, what stops me from buying Modiphius RPGs is that they don't come with adventure campaigns. Back in the Achtung! Cthulhu days, they had great campaigns.