[UA] The Plot Thickens

[John Tynes]

>There are products out there
>that do this in different eways and to varying degress
>but its still an evolving art in my books ;) so I would
>like to see what Greg and John think - and whether they
>deem in workable for UA.

Well, it's a lot easier to do that mondo-story-arc sort of thing when 
you're popping out a new product every month. UA's release schedule isn't 
nearly that ambitious, and we're going to be busy with fairly core books 
for the forseeable future--a TNI sourcebook and a magick sourcebook, for 
example. We'll be developing some story bits and characters in those 
books, but nothing outrageous is likely to happen for some time. I think 
we're focused more on building a very strong foundation, and then we can 
cut a little looser down the road a ways.

As for a campaign...well, I'm a big fan of campaigns, as Pagan 
Publishing's line of products should amply demonstrate. Whether one 
happens for UA depends on whether a writer (me or Greg or the horse you 
rode in on, for that matter) puts one together.

Right now, we still need to establish an audience for UA. Lots and lots 
of folks haven't heard about it yet, and even lots of stores don't seem 
to be carrying it. Hopefully, as word of mouth about the game spreads, 
it'll be in more stores and more hands in the coming months.


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