RosenMcStern
Mongoose
Here is the schedule for the next products that will be released by Alephtar Games. I think most readers here will be interested in knowing about this.
1)BRP Rome Scenario pack (by Conall Kavanagh, Pete Nash, Ken Spencer) – Sep 2009
1bis) Merrie England: the Age of Eleanor (for RuneQuest, by Simon Phipp) - Sep 2009
2)Dragon Lines (for BRP, by Charles Greene) – Fall 2009
3)Stupor Mundi: Crusaders of the Amber Coast (for RuneQuest, by Paolo Guccione) – Fall 2009
4)BRP Mecha (by Paolo Guccione) – 2010
Products 2) and 3) could be delayed by some months. I am not sure about if and when we will publish a full, long-spanning campaign for Rome, but it is among our plans.
I also have a couple of BRP and MRQ submissions pending, and if we reach an agreement with the authors I will fit them into this schedule. If something in the above list is delayed, they could see the light in 2009.
As you can see, we are trying to support both BRP and RuneQuest. I would love to publish something for HeroQuest 2, too, but I have no materials at hand. So if anyone has a manuscript ready, just honk.
1)BRP Rome Scenario pack (by Conall Kavanagh, Pete Nash, Ken Spencer) – Sep 2009
1bis) Merrie England: the Age of Eleanor (for RuneQuest, by Simon Phipp) - Sep 2009
2)Dragon Lines (for BRP, by Charles Greene) – Fall 2009
3)Stupor Mundi: Crusaders of the Amber Coast (for RuneQuest, by Paolo Guccione) – Fall 2009
4)BRP Mecha (by Paolo Guccione) – 2010
Products 2) and 3) could be delayed by some months. I am not sure about if and when we will publish a full, long-spanning campaign for Rome, but it is among our plans.
I also have a couple of BRP and MRQ submissions pending, and if we reach an agreement with the authors I will fit them into this schedule. If something in the above list is delayed, they could see the light in 2009.
As you can see, we are trying to support both BRP and RuneQuest. I would love to publish something for HeroQuest 2, too, but I have no materials at hand. So if anyone has a manuscript ready, just honk.
