RPG Superstar 2008 Top 4; Contributor; Publisher, Legendary Games
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As we are putting our great MYTHIC MANIA project to bed from last year, it is time to look ahead (and just a little bit back) at what Legendary Games has done and is getting ready to do in 2015! Some of these products are things you've heard about before. Some may be brand new. All of them are going to be LEGENDARY!
JANUARY
*Mythic Monsters: Masters of Chaos by Jason Nelson, Jonathan H. Keith, Todd Stewart, Alistair J. Rigg, and Mike Welham
FEBRUARY
*Path of the Stranger by Jason Nelson
*Metal Heroes: Pregenerated Characters by Neil Spicer
*Path of the Genius by Jason Nelson
MARCH
*Treasury of the Crusade by Pedro Coelho
*Mythic Skills by Jason Nelson
Treasury of the Kingdom by Linda Zayas-Palmer
Mythic Monsters: Lords of Law by Jason Nelson, Alistair J. Rigg, and Todd Stewart
APRIL
Treasury of the Pharaohs by Thurston Hillman and Jason Nelson
Legendary Classes: Paladins by Amber Scott and Jason Nelson
Mythic Monsters: Bugs by Jason Nelson, Jonathan H. Keith, and Mike Welham
Starfall by Tom Phillips and Mike Welham
MAY (including PaizoCon)
The Assimilation Strain by Tom Phillips and Neil Spicer
Legendary Classes: The General by Linda Zayas-Palmer and Will McCardell
Royal Tournaments by Jason Nelson
Tomb Raiders by Jim Groves, Mike Shel, Jonathan H. Keith, and Benjamin Bruck
Scorpions of Perdition by Nicolas Logue
Mythic Monsters: Colossal by Jason Nelson and Mike Welham
JUNE
Cyborgs by Tim Hitchcock and Russ Taylor
Legendary Classes: Rogues by Matt Goodall, Jason Nelson, and Clinton J. Boomer
Ultimate Prestige: Villains by Jason Nelson
Mythic Monsters: Animals by Mike Welham, Jason Nelson, and Jonathan H. Keith
JULY (including GenCon)
Mythic Hero's Handbook from Legendary Games, Rogue Genius Games, and Dreamscarred Press
Mythic Monster Manual from Legendary Games
Mythic Spell Compendium from Legendary Games and Kobold Press
Mythic Monsters: Plants by Mike Welham, Alistair Rigg, and Jason Nelson
To Worlds Unknown by Jim Groves
Ultimate Armies by Jason Nelson
Products marked with an asterisk are already available, and products are grouped by their estimated month of release. More information will be forthcoming, but we just wanted to whet your appetite for the amazing things we've got coming your way.
Which ones have you fired up?
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RPG Superstar 2008 Top 4; Contributor; Publisher, Legendary Games
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We will also be continuing our ongoing Mythic Minis series through GenCon, though at that point we'll have to decide if it will continue. We have an awful lot of regular product coming through, so we'll examine whether mini-sized weekly products are still the best use of our resources.
We do have another mini-scale project coming up related to Ultimate Relationships and Imperial Relationships, with single-character write-ups for notable NPCs in Adventure Paths, which we hope to get going sometime in May, but it's still a bit up in the air so more information will be forthcoming on that as we go along.
I'm curious as to what Royal Tournaments is... Any chance of the elevator pitch?
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RPG Superstar 2008 Top 4; Contributor; Publisher, Legendary Games
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Royal Tournaments is a long-delayed product that was actually one of the early things we had planned for the Kingdom-Building AP, but for one reason or another it kept getting sliding back in the priority list. It's been sitting 2/3 done for ages.
It's a product that (as the name suggests) is all about tournaments and festivals, with a variety of fantastic tournament contests and events and things to do to earn renown in a tournament setting.
As a kingdom-building superfan, I now have more questions!
Is Royal Tournaments tied specifically to the kingdom building AP rules, or the Ultimate Campaign rules?
If Ultimate Campaign, does it slot in with Ultimate Rulership?
If it does, how does it fit in with Festival Edicts?
Other questions (not related to these products):
Did you know that there's a (small but quite excitable) portion of your audience that are interested in seeing what Legendary Games and Alexander Augunas (Everyman Gaming) could do together?
I know it's early days, but has there been any more thought about an Ultimate Kingdom print compilation (URule, UBat, UWar, & UArm)?
I think that'll do for now...
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RPG Superstar 2008 Top 4; Contributor; Publisher, Legendary Games
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Royal Tournaments, yes! Thanks for asking on that Chemlak.
I am also eyeballing Ultimate Prestige, would that happen to go hand in hand with Royal Tournaments?
Ultimate Prestige is actually going a very different direction, tackling the possibilities of Prestige Classes in Pathfinder, an area that's been kind of relegated to the far back burner in the land of archetypes but which has its own separate and enjoyable design space to explore.
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RPG Superstar 2008 Top 4; Contributor; Publisher, Legendary Games
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As a kingdom-building superfan, I now have more questions!
Is Royal Tournaments tied specifically to the kingdom building AP rules, or the Ultimate Campaign rules?
If Ultimate Campaign, does it slot in with Ultimate Rulership?
If it does, how does it fit in with Festival Edicts?Other questions (not related to these products):
Did you know that there's a (small but quite excitable) portion of your audience that are interested in seeing what Legendary Games and Alexander Augunas (Everyman Gaming) could do together?
I know it's early days, but has there been any more thought about an Ultimate Kingdom print compilation (URule, UBat, UWar, & UArm)?I think that'll do for now...
Royal Tournaments will reference the Festival Edict rules, but it is more focused on what your characters can do for fun and excitement at a tournament.
I haven't heard (until now) a specific request for working with Alex, but I did think Age of Electrotech was pretty neat stuff and he seems like a very bright guy. Might have to drop him a line...
As to your last question about our next print compilation, funny you should ask...
As a kingdom-building superfan, I now have more questions!
Is Royal Tournaments tied specifically to the kingdom building AP rules, or the Ultimate Campaign rules?
If Ultimate Campaign, does it slot in with Ultimate Rulership?
If it does, how does it fit in with Festival Edicts?Other questions (not related to these products):
Did you know that there's a (small but quite excitable) portion of your audience that are interested in seeing what Legendary Games and Alexander Augunas (Everyman Gaming) could do together?
I know it's early days, but has there been any more thought about an Ultimate Kingdom print compilation (URule, UBat, UWar, & UArm)?I think that'll do for now...
Royal Tournaments will reference the Festival Edict rules, but it is more focused on what your characters can do for fun and excitement at a tournament.
I haven't heard (until now) a specific request for working with Alex, but I did think Age of Electrotech was pretty neat stuff and he seems like a very bright guy. Might have to drop him a line...
As to your last question about our next print compilation, funny you should ask...
So, how long is it until May, again? I've always loved tournaments, but the rules are never quite satisfactory (though I recall some okay ones back in the 2E days). With the quality I've come to expect from Legendary Games, I'm expecting to be blown away.
Check out the Leadership Handbook product thread for some chatter about Everyman Gaming and Legendary Games together.
And posted in da thread! Awesome.
If Treasury of the Kingdom is meant for the Kingbreakers line, than I definitely will be getting a copy!
And looking forward to Royal Tournaments and Ultimate Armies too. Sigh, one more reason to look forward to the warm summer!
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RPG Superstar 2008 Top 4; Contributor; Publisher, Legendary Games
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It is indeed, and it should be available TOMORROW!
I've been remiss in getting up a preview for it. I should fix that. At the dentist at the moment about to go in for some work so it might have to wait until this afternoon.
Hang on, isn't Treasury of the Kingdom the one with magic tied into the Kingdom building rules?
Damnit, Jason, should I just give you my online banking details?
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RPG Superstar 2008 Top 4; Contributor; Publisher, Legendary Games
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Hang on, isn't Treasury of the Kingdom the one with magic tied into the Kingdom building rules?
Damnit, Jason, should I just give you my online banking details?
As a matter of fact it is, and here's the preview now!
It is indeed, and it should be available TOMORROW!
I've been remiss in getting up a preview for it. I should fix that. At the dentist at the moment about to go in for some work so it might have to wait until this afternoon.
Good luck with the tooth troubles.
EDIT: And I love that preview.
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*Mythic Monsters: Masters of Chaos by Jason Nelson, Jonathan H. Keith, Todd Stewart, Alistair J. Rigg, and Mike Welham
Definite WANT!
*Metal Heroes: Pregenerated Characters by Neil Spicer
Want!
Mythic Monsters: Lords of Law by Jason Nelson, Alistair J. Rigg, and Todd Stewart
Definite WANT!
Mythic Monsters: Bugs by Jason Nelson, Jonathan H. Keith, and Mike Welham
Oooo, want!
Starfall by Tom Phillips and Mike Welham
NEED DIS!
Scorpions of Perdition by Nicolas Logue
AND DIS!
The Assimilation Strain by Tom Phillips and Neil Spicer
AND DIS! (if it holds to the Metal Gods theme.)
Mythic Monsters: Colossal by Jason Nelson and Mike Welham
Oooo, this should go nicely with the Iron Knight in Rite's Kaiju Codex.
Cyborgs by Tim Hitchcock and Russ Taylor
BY BRIGH'S HAMMER, I NEED DIS!
Mythic Monsters: Plants by Mike Welham, Alistair Rigg, and Jason Nelson
Oooo, want!
To Worlds Unknown by Jim Groves
ALSO NEED DIS!