Future and past of Shaintar !

[Torgan]

Greatings Sean,

I have read here and there that Shaintar will greatly evolve soon. It get the storyline will progress.

Will the new Shaintar book include the Raven's Quest, revisited and rewritten for the new edition, or will you propose a new quest (or the sequel to the Raven's quest with the Silver Unicorn ?). Will the story arc behind the Raven's Quest still be up to date in the new setting ?

I'm right now in the progress of the mastering the Raven's Quest. Do I need to change some things/clues/details in the original campaign to be able to follow the new Shaintar ?

Thanks in advance (and excuse my frenchy english)

Torgan

[razorwise]

Welcome to the forums!

The current focus is on the development, updating, and revisions of Shaintar rules, and expanding out various areas. We'll be keeping other matters under our collective hat for the time being, but feel free to speculate.

Regards,

Sean

[Jim_Davenport]

Ah, that proverbial collective hat. You know, it's going to start getting smelly in the hat if you don't let some of the cats out of the bag, to mangle a couple metaphors. Still on the bench waiting for the big reveals...

[Sean Patrick Fannon]

Let me hit this looming deadline...

(... with a very large bat, if I can...)

... and we can start talking about other stuff that can come to light.

[Jim_Davenport]

Sounds like a plan. Good hunting!

[Ferretz]

Hello,

I'm new to this forum, but I've had Shaintar on the shelf for some time. The setting really interests me, but I often get fixated on details, and to keep it short, I've not begun a campaign of my own in Shaintar yet. And with the new version coming out soon, I'm thinking about delving into it.

So, I'm also curious about this. Will the new book present the continuation of the plot point campaign in the one already released? If so, I can begin my campaign with the old book, and continue when the new one comes out. Otherwise, I'll just wait for the new one.

Regards,

Eirik

PS. A question not on this topic, but will the new book be in hardcover and color? Looks so much better, but expensive, I guess.