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[humble minion]

We are very proud of our Midgard setting and there is absolutely more Midgard to come

I hope so, but it really seems like it's been on the backburner for a long time now. When was the last actual Midgard product? Was it Southlands maybe? Wastes of Chaos had some Midgardy stuff in it, but it wasn't really a setting book, more of a chaos-themed toolkit. The patreon (which produced a lot of Midgard material in Warlock) is on hiatus, Brilliant East has been canned, the last few KSs have all been TotV or Gamemasters Guide or Deep Magic.

 

[Marc Radle]

I hope so, but it really seems like it's been on the backburner for a long time now. When was the last actual Midgard product? Was it Southlands maybe? Wastes of Chaos had some Midgardy stuff in it, but it wasn't really a setting book, more of a chaos-themed toolkit. The patreon (which produced a lot of Midgard material in Warlock) is on hiatus, Brilliant East has been canned, the last few KSs have all been TotV or Gamemasters Guide or Deep Magic.

Well, 2024 will definitely see some very cool Midgard material … wish I could say more, but I can’t quite yet

 

[jerryrice4949]

I hope so, but it really seems like it's been on the backburner for a long time now. When was the last actual Midgard product? Was it Southlands maybe? Wastes of Chaos had some Midgardy stuff in it, but it wasn't really a setting book, more of a chaos-themed toolkit. The patreon (which produced a lot of Midgard material in Warlock) is on hiatus, Brilliant East has been canned, the last few KSs have all been TotV or Gamemasters Guide or Deep Magic.

Oh yeah. I forgot about Brilliant East. I was so looking forward to that.

 

[mamba]

Oh yeah. I forgot about Brilliant East. I was so looking forward to that.

same, still wish it had not been canned

 

[DoctorPip]

Is Kobold Press still working with Bill Webb and Frog God/Necromancer Games?

 

[Marc Radle]

Is Kobold Press still working with Bill Webb and Frog God/Necromancer Games?

Kobold Press has not officially published any Frog God Games materials - they are independently publishing their own materials using the BFR. Black Flag Roleplaying is offered under an open license to anyone and everyone.

 

[Shardstone]

I had no idea the Brilliant East was canned. For what reason?

 

[Marc Radle]

I had no idea the Brilliant East was canned. For what reason?

Technically is was back-burner'd ... never say never

 

[jerryrice4949]

I had no idea the Brilliant East was canned. For what reason?

I am not sure an official reason was given. I know Brian Suskind did a bunch of research for it and maybe even some travel. But I think it was due to cultural sensitivity concerns.

 

[DoctorPip]

Kobold Press has not officially published any Frog God Games materials - they are independently publishing their own materials using the BFR. Black Flag Roleplaying is offered under an open license to anyone and everyone.

That's not really what I asked. The Tales of Valiant Kickstarter included work from both Frog God Games and Necromancer games as part of their stretch goals.

Bill Webb's work with TotV was celebrated and included within the kickstarter itself. I think this sort of support would require some form of arrangement with Kobold Press, and is different from him simply publishing something using the system's open liscense. I'm asking if this relationship is ongoing.