Nnesk
Explorer
Hey all,
I'm a new user, long time player, and I miss Horizon. I'm talking about this series of d20 supplements, made by Fantasy Flight Games a few years ago. It was a cool format: About 64 pages of new stuff, mostly crunch but with enough fluff to establish a decent setting, focusing on some cool subjects, like Tron, Transformers, and other settings that desperately cried out to be played by many.
Two questions to you all:
1. What was your favorite Horizon book?
2. Why isn't there any Horizon-like series today? For 4e, for instance. This sort of cool-little-bites-of-coolness is sorely missed by me and my party, we love trying out new stuff like this. Sure, there's Savage Worlds and stuff like that, but as a current 4e player, and I'm probably not the only one, there's room on my table for a buffet of new, tightly packed meals, between adventures.
Now I'm hungry.
I'm a new user, long time player, and I miss Horizon. I'm talking about this series of d20 supplements, made by Fantasy Flight Games a few years ago. It was a cool format: About 64 pages of new stuff, mostly crunch but with enough fluff to establish a decent setting, focusing on some cool subjects, like Tron, Transformers, and other settings that desperately cried out to be played by many.
Two questions to you all:
1. What was your favorite Horizon book?
2. Why isn't there any Horizon-like series today? For 4e, for instance. This sort of cool-little-bites-of-coolness is sorely missed by me and my party, we love trying out new stuff like this. Sure, there's Savage Worlds and stuff like that, but as a current 4e player, and I'm probably not the only one, there's room on my table for a buffet of new, tightly packed meals, between adventures.
Now I'm hungry.
