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Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 1:06 pm
by Josh Sinsapaugh
Didn't one of the murmurs or Press Releases say "Return of the Western Empire." Now, I think that means it's going back into print, but maybe...
~ Josh
RE: Wild Speculation
Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 5:55 pm
by Jimbo
Well as I recall, Randi Cartier was the one charged with the Old Kingdom books. She turned in a HUGE manuscript and it got shelved for editing. Here is hoping that it is in the works to be released.
PLEASE, no meta-plot like the SoT. Personally think that would drive the last nail in the coffin of PFRPG.
How about something with a nice full color, fold up, hang on the wall MAP of the world?
Posted: Tue Feb 21, 2006 8:01 am
by Adam of the Old Kingdom
i would like to see more on my homeland.
Posted: Tue Feb 21, 2006 6:17 pm
by Slag
Adam of the Old Kingdom wrote:i would like to see more on my homeland.
EITHER of them, probably!
Posted: Tue Feb 21, 2006 7:33 pm
by Marrowlight
There's cover art to phi/lopan? Sooooo.....who wants to be my valentine and scan and email it to me?
Posted: Tue Feb 21, 2006 10:52 pm
by Marrowlight
Keldonus wrote:Marrowlight wrote:There's cover art to phi/lopan? Sooooo.....who wants to be my valentine and scan and email it to me?
I unfortunetly don't have a copy, but I've seen it. Very classic medieval/fantasy knights & a castle. Looks nice.
OK, so someone else step up then
Re: RE: Wild Speculation
Posted: Wed Feb 22, 2006 8:35 am
by Maddog
Jimbo wrote:Well as I recall, Randi Cartier was the one charged with the Old Kingdom books. She turned in a HUGE manuscript and it got shelved for editing. Here is hoping that it is in the works to be released.
PLEASE, no meta-plot like the SoT. Personally think that would drive the last nail in the coffin of PFRPG.
How about something with a nice full color, fold up, hang on the wall MAP of the world?
Yes, a Old Kingdom would be my best bet as well as Randi Cartier turned in a 'script some years ago now, 10 i believe. Lowland or Mountains, i don't know.
and.......er.......the nail in the
coffin.........ah....when Bill Coffin left?
Posted: Mon Feb 27, 2006 6:50 am
by Adam of the Old Kingdom
Slag wrote:Adam of the Old Kingdom wrote:i would like to see more on my homeland.
EITHER of them, probably!
You are correct Sir.
Re: RE: Wild Speculation
Posted: Mon Feb 27, 2006 6:56 pm
by Marrowlight
Maddog wrote:Jimbo wrote:Well as I recall, Randi Cartier was the one charged with the Old Kingdom books. She turned in a HUGE manuscript and it got shelved for editing. Here is hoping that it is in the works to be released.
PLEASE, no meta-plot like the SoT. Personally think that would drive the last nail in the coffin of PFRPG.
How about something with a nice full color, fold up, hang on the wall MAP of the world?
Yes, a Old Kingdom would be my best bet as well as Randi Cartier turned in a 'script some years ago now, 10 i believe. Lowland or Mountains, i don't know.
IIRC that submission was reeeeeeeaaaaaaaalllllllllllll rough with need of a lot of work. Kev talked about it last time I saw him at Dragon Con, and I walked away from the talk with the impression that the manuscript would have to be almost completely rewritten.
Posted: Tue Feb 28, 2006 5:28 pm
by Jimbo
and.......er.......the nail in the coffin.........ah....when Bill Coffin left?
Glad somebody got the joke.
IIRC it is not that it was rough, just frakkin' huge. I believe Maryann posted something about the equivalant of 3 full books.
Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 5:53 am
by Suicycho
I would like to see Old Kingdom or LOD 3.
Posted: Sat Mar 11, 2006 12:53 pm
by Guest
As much as I'd like to see the Old Kingdom book, given what we already know about the Old Kingdom (see
Old Kingdom what's it like? And Land ownership? for more information), I don't think it's likely that we'll get what we should for these books.
What I'd rather see is the other manuscript Randi's rumored to be working on, namely Land of the South Winds, since there's so little existing canon information about the region (Old Ones and High Seas give us the location and/or names of some cities, while Library of Blethlerad gives us a slightly more indepth overview).
Posted: Tue May 30, 2006 3:30 pm
by Rodney
the_canaller wrote:Sorry, one question. SoT? (I know I've seen it in discussion, I just don't know what it is...)
Siege on Tolkeen. Something to do with Rifts...But I'm not a Rifts player, so I dunno what that really means.
-Rodney
Posted: Wed May 31, 2006 11:11 am
by Denaes
All you need to know about SoT as it applies to fantasy was that it was an abysmally awful set of 5 or 6 books that had a running plot and didn't stat out things you needed for this war until they were about to be destroyed.
Basically it was like a big GMPCgasm where the GM in question (Kevin) just made special excpetions to let his favorite guys win... and at any point if you deviated from the story he laid down, then the other books were far far less useful as they didn't discuss the PCs actually doing anything of value to alter the unfolding events.
This is the sort of thing people are dreading with the Wolfen Wars.
Back on topic, I'm looking forward to the Mysteries of Magic most of all. Been looking forward to that one for years. Then Old Kingdoms.
Posted: Wed May 31, 2006 11:53 am
by Denaes
the_canaller wrote:I've seen Mysteries of Magic mentioned before. Is it expected to essentially be a straight rule-expansion, or is there some plot/Palladium World reference involved?
Like that's a simple question to ask about a Pal Book...
Well Nexx is the author. I'm not sure how much he can divulge though.
I hope it's some mechanics along the vein of Through the Glass Darkly...and hopefully details some places of power and temples and generally be about magic across palladium. that would be neat.