In Print Fantasy Games

[Karl Green]

I am a HUGE Warhammer fan, but a fantasy I have not seen mention is True20, especially if you have the World book (cause ye, the rulebook itself is kind of generic, non-fantasy).

Land of the Crane and the Bloodthrone are two that I would like to try one of these days (when I have 20 days in the week and most of those are weekends and I am super rich so I don't have to work and have other people take care of the kids etc... you know that day). But anyway I want to try them one of these days. I ran a True20 Fading Suns game that was a lot of fun so I know the rules would work.

 

[JoeGKushner]

I think so. I'm not 100% sure but then again Fantasy Flight Games hasn't exactly put a lot of weight advertising that I've seen.

But they're still not as bad as AEG.

And I still haven't seen Rolemaster Classic in the stores yet.

 

[Nightfall]

Joe,

You have a point about AEG. They can't advertise to save their lives some times.

*is probably going to consider pre-ordering Anima the RPG...*

 

[jdrakeh]

Burning Wheel: Own the revised edition. Did they ever revise the Monster Burner?

I think it was released about a month back (my BW GM indicated that he has the revised edition). Also, Donjon, The Shadow of Yesterday, Conspiracy of Shadows (which I'll be reviewing shortly, for Flames Rising) and The Mountain Witch are all still in-print.

 

[buzz]

FYI, the corrected/updated version of the Burning Wheel MonBu is now available at www.Key20.com. It was just released last week. It incorporates all of the errata and corrections you can download off the BW wiki