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Message: <blockquote data-quote="JohnNephew" data-source="post: 101850" data-attributes="member: 2171">Chris has it right -- it's too soon to consider how we may do follow-up items.  At this point our assumption is that it will be a sui generis, stand-alone item.  (Well, standalone plus the D20 System basics that you need, anyhow.)  If the book's reception is truly outstanding, we may change that plan, whether by working on supplementary books or licensing others to get involved.  In any case, there will be some support appearing out there, such as the Nyambe monsters in the new issue of Gaming Frontiers, and a feature in an upcoming issue of Game Trade Magazine.I don't remember if it says on the news page, but the cover artist is Mike Dutton.  He's done a number of really excellent pieces for us -- I loved his drawings for "Fisher on the Lake of Souls" (my TBTG outtake in Gaming Frontiers #0 and #1), and his superb cover for "Instrument of Destiny" sits as a painful reminder that I need to finish what I start.  He also painted the cover for "Burning Shaolin."We're working hard to have a sample interior color spread to show off to retailers and distributors at the GAMA Trade Show next week.  I'll see if we can get a sneak peek online somewhere too.  (Yep, I mean full-color -- we'll have at least a 16-page bit that will be glorious four-color printing on coated paper.  I'm actually looking into the price repercussions of possibly having more, and I hope that I'll nail down the details so we can have an actual product announcement at GAMA, complete with a price tag and a realistic ship-to-distributors estimate.)-John NephewPresident, Atlas Games</blockquote>

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