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Saturday, July 05, 2008
The work begins
Wow. Since the news the other day of Pinnacle granting Evil DM Productions a Savage World license, things here at the Lair have been busy indeed. In addition to porting over material for the Legends of Steel conversion, I have been in contact with both Heyoka Studios and artist Jeremy Mohler to discuss various aspects of getting LoS ready to go.
I’m pleased to announce that Heyoka will continue layout and distribution for LoS as it did for World of Broadsword. And Jeremy is slated to produce the cover for Legends of Steel-The Savage Worlds Edition.
I’m not going too overboard though in discussing my plans for the line, I’m kind of worried about jinxing myself. As gamers we have all seen dozens of great ideas and big announcements trumpeted across the net only to be abandoned and forgotten for lack of follow-through or just bad luck. Which is sad really; Because whatever your personal feelings about a system or campaign world, that system or world was somebody’s dream, and to see a dream fizzle and die sucks.
So you may not hear me talk about this LoS project too much in the future tense. When I do hit a milestone I’ll give y’all a heads up though. Thanks for the emails of encouragement, they really do help keep me focused.
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I learned long ago not to talk much about potential publications of things because I had no control over the publishers and too often things folded and I was left with egg on my face. Although you have more control, I grok your concerns here. It's probably always safest to play things a bit close to the vest. But do give us some of the excitement. Your own excitement is already coming through.
ReplyDeleteThanks Charles.
ReplyDeleteYep I am excited, I just have to find the formula to balance this all out and I'll be set.