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<blockquote data-quote="Whizbang Dustyboots" data-source="post: 8914398" data-attributes="member: 11760">Flying Buffalo is obviously very happy to be extremely low key at this point (I get the idea that it's a one man operation and said man is elderly at this point), but the Citybook Series is one that really cries out to be dusted off, given an updated art and design pass (and maybe a sensitivity read -- I don't recall anything, but it was very much a late 1970s/early 1980s series of books) and brought back into the mainstream conversation, especially with how much more popular urban adventuring is now.This would be a great brand for Goodman Games to acquire, given that they've already done some stuff with Grimtooth's Traps.EDIT: <a href="https://flyingbuffalo.com/collections/catalyst-role-playing-aids" target="_blank">Holy crap, they updated their early 1990s website finally</a>! Now it's an early 2000s website!EDIT 2: OK, said elderly founder, Rick Loomis, died in 2019. That explains a lot.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Whizbang Dustyboots, post: 8914398, member: 11760"] Flying Buffalo is obviously very happy to be [I]extremely[/I] low key at this point (I get the idea that it's a one man operation and said man is elderly at this point), but the Citybook Series is one that really cries out to be dusted off, given an updated art and design pass (and maybe a sensitivity read -- I don't recall anything, but it was very much a late 1970s/early 1980s series of books) and brought back into the mainstream conversation, especially with how much more popular urban adventuring is now. This would be a great brand for Goodman Games to acquire, given that they've already done some stuff with Grimtooth's Traps. EDIT: [URL='https://flyingbuffalo.com/collections/catalyst-role-playing-aids']Holy crap, they updated their early 1990s website finally[/URL]! Now it's an early 2000s website! EDIT 2: OK, said elderly founder, Rick Loomis, died in 2019. That explains a lot. [/QUOTE]

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