[HinterWelt] Roma Imperious True20 Cover

[HinterWelt]

Here is a preview of the cover for the upcoming Roma Imperious True20 book. It will be available in August, 300 pages, hardcover/pdf.

 

[Urizen]

Looks great!

 

[HinterWelt]

Looks great!

Thanks!

Bill

 

[trancejeremy]

It's ironic - I was always hoping to see a d20 version of Roma Imperious (since I was interested in the setting, but didn't want to have to convert from the rules), and here one finally is, but it's for True 20, one of the few d20 variants I don't really like.

Makes sense, though, since I'm sure at this point, the True 20 market is probably bigger than regular d20.

 

[Vigilance]

It's ironic - I was always hoping to see a d20 version of Roma Imperious (since I was interested in the setting, but didn't want to have to convert from the rules), and here one finally is, but it's for True 20, one of the few d20 variants I don't really like.

Makes sense, though, since I'm sure at this point, the True 20 market is probably bigger than regular d20.

Eh... not so sure about that. Direct comparisons are next to impossible, unless I were to release a d20 and a True 20 version of the same book on the same day (which makes me want to kill myself just imagining) *but*, I wouldn't say my True 20 conversions have done blazingly better than their d20 counterparts.

About the same maybe?

Again, hard to say, since the one that's been out the longest (Legends of Excalibur) is a d20 variant itself.

Anyway, enough of my ramblings. The cover looks awesome, and I am always glad to see more True 20 stuff hit the street.

 

[HinterWelt]

Eh... not so sure about that. Direct comparisons are next to impossible, unless I were to release a d20 and a True 20 version of the same book on the same day (which makes me want to kill myself just imagining) *but*, I wouldn't say my True 20 conversions have done blazingly better than their d20 counterparts.

About the same maybe?

Again, hard to say, since the one that's been out the longest (Legends of Excalibur) is a d20 variant itself.

Anyway, enough of my ramblings. The cover looks awesome, and I am always glad to see more True 20 stuff hit the street.

To be honest, we picked True20 because we thought the d20 market to be well covered while True20 has some room for a new setting. It is the same reason we are considering a conversion of Nebuleon SFRPG to True20, namely, space for sci-fi settings for the system.

Thanks for the comments guys,
Bill

 

[Mark CMG]

Well, now. Looks like I can get a Rome fix in either of two excellent systems. Congrats!