Jane Williams writes:
> --- Greg Stafford <Greg_at_...> wrote:
>
> > > question is; will there be fantasy earth fantasy earth
> > > campaigns for Hero Wars?
>
> > Actually, if such an item were produced I hope it would be
> > submitted to Issaries ffirst! As most know I love the
> > terrestial settings and have played in several myself,
> > though not with HQ (yet). But first, we MUST get a firm
> > grounding of HQ items done and out, so it'd be a while
> > before we could publsih anything from a new setting.
>
> This is good news. But I'd suggest that any such product be
> looked at very, very, carefuly and proof-read to within an
> inch of its life before being released. The first one out,
> from any source, will be the "proof" to the world of whether
> HW/Q really is setting-independent. If it fails, a lot of the
> target audience may never try again. Yes, they'd be wrong: so?
An update of Greg's own 'RQ: Vikings' adapted for use with HQ
leaps immediately to mind. I can think of several other settings
that would interest me, but I can't speak to any hope of them
having wide commercial appeal:
- Russia on the cusp of Christianity
- Imperial Rome just pre-Pompeii
- Song-era China
- Polynesia
- Mughal India
- Mayan central America
Or it might be interesting to approach the idea from a more
"literary" point of view:
- HQ "Gilgamesh"
- HQ "Three Kingdoms"
- HQ "Mahabharata"
- HQ "Beowulf"
- HQ "Illiad/Odyssey"
I.e. supplements that assist you in playing in the worlds
depicted by these mythic/heroic literary sources.
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