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<blockquote data-quote="barasawa" data-source="post: 7796211" data-attributes="member: 44909">Nope. Back in the late 80s, 1st Printing, 1st Edition, FASA. We ordered it in the shops Preorders for new products coming out soon. A lot of gamers around here thought the idea of mixing magic with sci-fi, especially cyberpunk, was strange. I'm one of those old schoolers that remember back when a lot of fantasy games had sci-fi components before that silly idea that you can't mix the two got traction in the stuff. (Might &amp; Magic on the computer for example, or Expedition to the Barrier Peaks for D&amp;D, not to mention some older and more obscure stuff as well.)So, obviously I'm not talking about a book that hasn't been printed yet as I did state it was decades ago and that book was used so much it completely wore out and fell apart.Well, either way, you apparently don't know what I'm talking about, and I don't know how else to explain it any better.&nbsp; Not that it matters, but I remember that the color plates were a different type of paper from the rest of the pages. Also it was the first time I'd gotten a game book with those in it before. I know mine wasn't some kind of strange oddball since all the ones the store got in were the same.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="barasawa, post: 7796211, member: 44909"] Nope. Back in the late 80s, 1st Printing, 1st Edition, FASA. We ordered it in the shops Preorders for new products coming out soon. A lot of gamers around here thought the idea of mixing magic with sci-fi, especially cyberpunk, was strange. I'm one of those old schoolers that remember back when a lot of fantasy games had sci-fi components before that silly idea that you can't mix the two got traction in the stuff. (Might & Magic on the computer for example, or Expedition to the Barrier Peaks for D&D, not to mention some older and more obscure stuff as well.) So, obviously I'm not talking about a book that hasn't been printed yet as I did state it was decades ago and that book was used so much it completely wore out and fell apart. Well, either way, you apparently don't know what I'm talking about, and I don't know how else to explain it any better. Not that it matters, but I remember that the color plates were a different type of paper from the rest of the pages. Also it was the first time I'd gotten a game book with those in it before. I know mine wasn't some kind of strange oddball since all the ones the store got in were the same. [/QUOTE]

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