A pleasure to be of service. Just remember, if you like the game, you probably should pick up a copy of the actual books (released this weekend, no less).
In all honesty, I can't see myself ever playing the game (I have my fantasy alternatives all sorted*) so for me it's more so I can see where they're taking the game.
FantasyCraft will hopefully be out in time for GenCon Indy. There's previews (including the cover) up on the official site, as well as the cover. The book is also coming with over half a dozen settings, from good ol' sandals and swords, or cloak and dagger, so standard fantasy setting.
As for Desolation, it is a post-apocalyptic fantasy game using the Ubiquity rules - as used in Hollow Earth Expedition. That should also be coming out at GenCon Indy, and is being put out by GreyMalkin Games (tho I can't remember the link right now).
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In all honesty, I can't see myself ever playing the game (I have my fantasy alternatives all sorted*) so for me it's more so I can see where they're taking the game.
*FantasyCraft and Desolation
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How far along in development is FantasyCraft? I haven't checked up on the good old spycraft team in quite some time.
And I have never heard of desolation. Would you have a link to any informational sites?
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As for Desolation, it is a post-apocalyptic fantasy game using the Ubiquity rules - as used in Hollow Earth Expedition. That should also be coming out at GenCon Indy, and is being put out by GreyMalkin Games (tho I can't remember the link right now).
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