[UA] Product Plans

[John Tynes]

Fabrice asked:

> Still, I'm curious : what are the plans for future
> sourcebooks fur Unknown Armies ?   What about some
> details on the Cult of the Naked Goddess ?   Or these
> burger guys ?   There are still so many mysteries to
> unveil ;-)

After a long dry spell, I finally sent WEEP off to Atlas Games yesterday and
it'll trundle off to print sometime very soon. It might actually debut at
GenCon--dunno yet.

WEEP is a 176-page collection of six scenarios. Unlike ONE SHOTS, these
aren't one-offs with pre-gen characters. They're all intended for campaign
use. UAML members Rick Neal, Chad Underkoffler, and James Palmer contributed
scenarios, as did Greg and myself. (Mine is a reprint of the piece that
appeared in a gaming distributor magazine last year, though I don't know
that many people saw it.)

Next up is almost certainly Greg's new book, which combines a short Mak
Attax sourcebook with a big, big campaign. So yes, if you're looking for
that large-scale Tim Powers epic to shunt your group through for a while, I
think you'll be pleased. We haven't scheduled that one yet.

After that...well, we've pretty well decided on all the releases for 2002
and into 2003. But I don't want to talk about those projects this far in
advance.

<- John Tynes - rev at tccorp.com - http://www.JohnTynes.com/ ->
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