Hey...
Take a look at the Mongoose blog over at Planet Mongoose. In today's entry msprange wrote this about future RuneQuest titles...
Development for RuneQuest proceeds apace, and you will soon have all the supplements you have been waiting for (such as The Clanking City and the Player's Guide to Glorantha) when the printing facility goes online. In the background, our writers and developers have been busy beavering away on a number of new titles, including The Licensed Which Has Not Yet Been Named. However, if you keep track of Internet forums, you will have a pretty good idea of what we are talking about. . .
So I'd say it'll be late April or early May, when we costumers will hold those books in our hands.
But I'll give them the delay time.
There are two reasons for this:
1.
In house printing is way better than having to ship off your stuff. Maybe we'll even see better product quality and more pages for the same (or hopefully) fewer bucks in the future...
2.
Let them print the paranoia stuff on the new printing machine first.
Give another setting the possibility of a bad trail run and have the certainty, that the books for strong selling series like RQ and Babylon 5 will come out ok and shiny!
Last but not least, be sure that the Mongoose people are most likely doing whatever they can right now to be able to get this new printer into working order and have it print loads of new books.
Remember: That's what they do for a living! Write, print, publish and finally sell books!
The first steps on that stair don't make them money. The opposite is true: Writers have to be paid, licenses have to be paid and printing is a costly enterprise.
So rest assured that the output downtime we are experienceing right know, will come to an end rather soon and will be followed by months of many realeases. So use the remaining time to put some money away. I have the feeling that we'll need it quite soon to be able to keep track of all the new releases that will see the light of day!
Here's hoping. :lol:
All the best, Mongoose and good luck with the new printer!
