Klaus
First Post
I know nothing of Dragon Age, but imagine if you could use the CRPG as a Character Builder, and play tangent adventures to the CRPG's main storyline? What if you could, through gameplay, "unlock" eletronic copies of adventures for tabletop play?The tabletop RPG not only has to justify its existence vs. just mining the Dragon Age fluff for use in a D&D-powered game, it has to justify its existence vs. its CRPG alter ego; if the TRPG version cannot accomplish both tasks, then the game will be a waste of time and money, which means that the user network required to make any TRPG commercially viable won't be maintained (and that is if it's established at all) and therefore make the product a very pretty doorstop. The marketers have their work cut out for them.