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Welcome,
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I just want to say that Epiphany was a sadly underrated game. Although I can't be sure how the actual mechanics would have worked in play, I thought the setting itself was wonderful (and could probably slot nicely into a steampunk Verne campaign.)
I also think that Ebon is a remarkably elegant little 2-page rpg. I don't know that it needs expanding at all...but I'd love to see what would result if it was expanded. |
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Discard the old regimes and failed ideologies; Draw the lines and start again; Build towers that pierce the sky, the figurehead of individual minds -- Horizons unlimited and unified. -VNV Nation
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The Epiphany setting will eventually get resurrected for EABA v2, though it might fare better with a system like Purgatory Bay has. Ebon was the result of a micro-rpg contest, and I don't think it will ever be expanded. As a matter of financial practicality, I have to stay focused on what I can support, and that's really just EABA, with occasional excursions into unknown territory.
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It burns! It burns like hygiene!
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Greg,
Epiphany was released at the wrong time in the industry... back when independents were seldom carried, and before the OGL, and before the major upsurge in both small-site BBS's and narrativist games being socially acceptable. I found CORPS by fluke... and eventually found you online back in the mid 90's... Really, dropping it back out in PDF would be a good thing, and the BBS would generate probably most of the support it needs. It's not like leaving CORPS on DTRPG is doing you any harm... and Epiphany would be a good one to have out there again/still. |
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-Wil
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