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There's Barbarians of Legend by Simon Washbourne: a new stripped-down version of Barbarians of Lemuria. The original BoL is easily the best Sword & Sorcery RPG ever, and this is a really good light variant at a nice price even before the discount

That sounds really cool. Did you use Blasters + Intrigue as the base or was this before its release?

Ah well! Wanting to play a system a lot before designing for it is a really good attitude, by the way. I'm sure it's part of why your stuff stands out so much.

I think my dream wuxia game is a version of Honor + Intrigue. For me, it's got just the right mix of tactical options and fast flow. I think swashbuckling is the nearest genre to wuxia in a lot of ways, too. Ideally the game would be written by Bedrockgames (if you're not too busy! :P)

It might be worth picking up the absolutely classic Traveller module Prison Planet. It's cheap and has pages of prisoners, guards and staff. Most of these are fairly 'normal', but in an interesting gameable way, which might provide a good contrast to your truly weird ones. Plus, some are a...

A good read. I broadly agree; but would observe that while D&D is currently on a Gygaxian arc, the broader RPG market seems mostly to have got more and more Arnesonian since the late 80's or early 90's

I just got the Barbarians of Lemuria kickstarter PDF. It's gorgeous! Hopefully you'll have a lot of success with these translations. I think the game is underappreciated in the English-speaking world

Good to hear a maybe on the PoD version! I didn't know second edition had so many books. Maybe if Ludospherik have some success with the Barbarians of Lemuria translations, they can start translating other French gems into English? :D

Any plans to release Tales of the Ancestors as Print on Demand? Edit: And just because I'm nosy, why won't we see the 2nd edition? That seems a shame.