[UA] What You Want

[Stacy Stroud]

>	Okay, UA fans: you've probably heard that there are a number of UA
>books
>basically written and in the pipe for development.  However, once those get
>extruded into your waiting hands, which of the following do you think you'd
>most want to see?
>
>	"Mature Audiences" - The Pornomancer sourcebook.
>	"One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer" - The Dipsomancer sourcebook.
>	"Flesh for Fantasy" - The Epideromancer sourcebook.

I like the titles . . . but can you give me an idea of what would go into
these books?  If I may make the obvious comparison, I'm sure we've all
heard the complaints WW has gotten over the non-content of their
"splatbooks."  It's clear from UA that the schools of magick are not
coherent organizations or even consistent mindsets -- so why a whole
sourcebook for each?  The old schedule included a "Postmodern Magick"
sourcebook; it seems that would be the place to put new spells and such.  I
could see a Sect of the Naked Goddess book to match the TNI book, but none
of the other schools is so strongly tied to a specific group of people.

>	"Godwalker" - A UA novel

Ooh ooh ooh.  Yes yes yes.

>	One (or more) of a series of small, cheap books on individual cities.

Could be good.

>	A book with a long, integrated campaign that has serious
>repercussions for
> the UnAverse.

Depends on what it is.  I definitely fall on the "no continuing storyline"
side of the recent debate, but like someone else said, I trust You Guys
above all to produce good campaign sourcebooks.

>	"One Shots 2" - More unconnected short adventures.  ("One Shots" is in
>development.)

Oh yeah.  Bring it on.

>	"Grand Secrets" - A bunch of red herring adventures and material.

How does this differ from "One Shots"?  What's a "red herring adventure"?
(I would presume an adventure that seems to involve the answer to one of
the Big Questions of the UnAverse, but actually does not.  Is that it?)


Stacy Stroud
sstroud at uky.campuscwix.net