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<blockquote data-quote="Donatello" data-source="post: 682790" data-attributes="member: 987">Voadam -Actually, &quot;Spellbound&quot; and &quot;Agents of Faith&quot; have nothing directly linking them to Twin Crowns except for the use of systems that were originally introduced in that setting.&nbsp; They have been made 100% generic, with no need of any knowledge of TC or any of our other supplements.&nbsp; AoF will contain rituals, which requires the use of Spellbound, but there won't be many, and those there are will more support the content of Spellbound than the other way around.&nbsp; There will be no mention of the Twin Crowns pantheon in AoF, or any other of our metaphysics (spell recharge, Maker's Gifts, etc.)&quot;Pirates!&quot; may have some Twin Crowns flair to it, but it will be mostly general information too.&nbsp; If anything, there may be some TC-style NPC's.&nbsp; You can count on &quot;Pirates!&quot; containing some use of the rules in Spellbound and AoF, but not so much that it taints the use of the book for those who don't have the other two.&nbsp; Again, there may be new rituals (though I think we covered the whole &quot;nautical ritual&quot; thing in &quot;Broadsides!&quot;), NPC's that are initiated to their god, or the reference of divine feats, but this will not be really be significant.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Donatello, post: 682790, member: 987"] Voadam - Actually, "Spellbound" and "Agents of Faith" have nothing directly linking them to Twin Crowns except for the use of systems that were originally introduced in that setting. They have been made 100% generic, with no need of any knowledge of TC or any of our other supplements. AoF will contain rituals, which requires the use of Spellbound, but there won't be many, and those there are will more support the content of Spellbound than the other way around. There will be no mention of the Twin Crowns pantheon in AoF, or any other of our metaphysics (spell recharge, Maker's Gifts, etc.) "Pirates!" may have some Twin Crowns flair to it, but it will be mostly general information too. If anything, there may be some TC-style NPC's. You can count on "Pirates!" containing some use of the rules in Spellbound and AoF, but not so much that it taints the use of the book for those who don't have the other two. Again, there may be new rituals (though I think we covered the whole "nautical ritual" thing in "Broadsides!"), NPC's that are initiated to their god, or the reference of divine feats, but this will not be really be significant. [/QUOTE]

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