Recent content by greenjelly

Yeah I believe they were going to move the timeline forward to accomodate it. I just thought they hadn't explored the current one enough. But i'll buy it if anything comes out either way. I still really want to read the novels, this thread inspired me to go back and read the first one again...

I didn't like the sound of it moving on to covering all the plaanets in the solar system etc. That was on the cards for any new printing if I recall correctly, but i'm willing to give anything a try. I didn't think they got to explore enough of the original setting though, so i'd prefer to see...

I'm more interested in the novels at this point, I really enjoy the setting, I actually have never played a game yet of it, though I own the core book, Earth:2089, the armored book and Kazakhstan :) However i'll buy anything, whether it's novels, or more RPG books.

I know, there is a trilogy that is actually finished if I recall correctly, but it hasn't been released unfortunately. I was hoping that once the printer they bought had all the kinks out of it that they would print some up then but it never happened sadly. The second book was never released...

*Reappears from the ether* Novels? YES. If nothing else happens, i'd love the novels, as the first one was absolutely fantastic.

Mongoose is kind of damned if they do, damned if they don't here :) If they make it expensive, people complain about the price, if they make it cheap, we complain it's not in colour etc. In a perfect world, both versions would be nice, but I think generally Mongoose does an exceptional job of...

Is Mongoose doing the Warhammer 40k RPG? If not, who is?

I'd really rather see new adventures and campaigns. It isn't too difficult to put together the advtnures from the books yourself if you have the nation guide. Having said that, Red Nails would be good :)

In a perfect world, both would be great, but looking at the books published so far it may be getting to the point where people have enough nation sourcebooks to run campaigns for the next 5 years or so. So adding more may not be financially viable (I have no idea whther it's true or not, just...

I second the Across The Thunder River book. It's a great read even if you never use it to run a game (though obviously it's more than enough to run a game as well).

I'd definitely be interested in buying that.

Not everyone is as hardcore a fan as that though :) Looking at the sourcebooks already released, people could play their campaigns for the next year or so and not run out of information to run them. It happens in every game line, at some point the books start slowing down as there is just too...

I think the bigger problem may be that they have done the sourcebooks for the best known nations and maybe the lesser known ones won't sell as well. I'd be more interested in seeing campaign style adventure hardcovers than more nation sourcebooks personally.

I might do that, I will probably wait until after I have bought Return To The Road Of Kings though :)

I don't have the first edition, so it will all be new to me :)