Supplements...TTC

[Malechi]

Hey there guys,

With the recent thread on Mini-supplements I became curious again about the state of the official supplements.  After going over some (very) old threads I found discussion on Sorcery and the Fey going back to 2002 with it being "close to completion" at that time.  So in short, I was curious as to the date for Sorcery and the Fey (I understand TFOB is due mid-2004).  If this has been discussed to death or there's an announcement regarding TTC for these books stop me now.  

cheers

Jase :)

[Edge]

Jase i'm pretty sure that i read that same post this week and have been wondering the same thing :)

As close as i can see the official supplements that I have heard mentioned are TFOB, Sorcery and Fey and the Japan supp

Any body know of any others? and as Jase has asked the TTC?

[Brian Leybourne]

We're heavily at work on TFOB, following which (as currently planned) will come the Japan book (yet to be named).

That's probably this year in the bag, although there's a secret project that should rear it's head also. After that should come SATF and then some more stuff that I can't talk about yet :-)

We're not exactly suppliment-a-month publishers like some other RPG companies, but then we prefer to think that our stuff is better. Quality takes time, you know :-)

Brian.

[Malechi]

Ahh good news...

I'm actually quite happy that you guys don't churn out sourcebooks for wooden spoons and Lower Biafran Basketweaver Prestige Classes.  While I only own a pdf copy of OBAM its quality sure makes me drool at the prospects of TFOB and all future supplements.

J...

[Brian Leybourne]

Lower Biafran Basketweaver Prestige Classes.

Damn Jake, how did they find out about the secret project?

While I only own a pdf copy of OBAM its quality sure makes me drool at the prospects of TFOB and all future supplements.

You know, I'm still not sick of hearing that ;-). Thanks!

Brian

[Lithos]

Hell yeah - OBAM has me really wanting more.  I'm disappointed to hear about SATF being pushed back though, but honestly it's easy enough to take Ars Magica and cram it in to the preexisting structure for the time being.

[Edge]

Cheers for the update Brian
Much appreciated

[Jake Norwood]

SatF was coming along very nicely at one point, but then the author (not me or Brian) bailed, and took his stuff with him, thus leaving us to move on to OBAM at the time.  Since then SATF is a collection of notes in a spiral on my desk.

TFOB should really blow you away.  It's impressing me.

Jake