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<blockquote data-quote="Lizzybeth" data-source="post: 3645892" data-attributes="member: 17323">Yeah, I was able to get everything through E-bay a few years back.&nbsp; And pretty cheap.&nbsp; Seems once a company drops a game system, no one wants the books.&nbsp; I had a few of the original rulebooks and the boxed set from when the game first released, and have a copy of the Cyberpapacy with signatures from a bunch of the book creators and artists.I've always been a fan of the game.&nbsp; I think it just wasn't sold to the public very well, and that the development of the resource books, the realm books was poorly done.&nbsp; I am working on a simple rewrite of the realms and the invasion, and going to start a campaign based off of this later (Currently running a world of darkness campaign til then).&nbsp; While doing it, I was hoping to find others with an interest in the system who'd like to talk about it.I really think that if the setting had been done right, and the game had been put out there a little more obviously, that it would still be going now.&nbsp; I even recently was trying to buy a license to develop the game, and was going to get the license to develop a campaign setting to go with the Crossgen universe.&nbsp; The way these rules worked, I felt it would mesh perfectly with that system.&nbsp; Unfortunately, West End already had someone looking at the game, and Crossgen went under and Disney now owns the rights, or at least some of the right.Psh.&nbsp; Businesses don't always make good decisions.But I still want to see the game grow.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lizzybeth, post: 3645892, member: 17323"] Yeah, I was able to get everything through E-bay a few years back. And pretty cheap. Seems once a company drops a game system, no one wants the books. I had a few of the original rulebooks and the boxed set from when the game first released, and have a copy of the Cyberpapacy with signatures from a bunch of the book creators and artists. I've always been a fan of the game. I think it just wasn't sold to the public very well, and that the development of the resource books, the realm books was poorly done. I am working on a simple rewrite of the realms and the invasion, and going to start a campaign based off of this later (Currently running a world of darkness campaign til then). While doing it, I was hoping to find others with an interest in the system who'd like to talk about it. I really think that if the setting had been done right, and the game had been put out there a little more obviously, that it would still be going now. I even recently was trying to buy a license to develop the game, and was going to get the license to develop a campaign setting to go with the Crossgen universe. The way these rules worked, I felt it would mesh perfectly with that system. Unfortunately, West End already had someone looking at the game, and Crossgen went under and Disney now owns the rights, or at least some of the right. Psh. Businesses don't always make good decisions. But I still want to see the game grow. [/QUOTE]

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