FH GRIMOIRE Now Available For Playtesting

[Steve Long]

Just a quick FYI to let the Digital Hero playtesters know that the Fantasy Hero Grimoire playtest manuscript is now available in the usual place. We're looking forward to getting your input and feedback!

[Blue]

Dang, yer fast.

[MisterD]

Arent you coming out with a Fantasy Hero supliment for the era/world that is in the Grimoire?

Is there a way to go more toward generic/cusomizable or did I miss something?

[Steve Long]

We do have plans for a Turakian Age supplement early next year, yes.

I don't think I understand the second part of the question. The FHG is sufficiently generic to be usable in the vast majority of FH campaigns.

[BobGreenwade]

Steve, what's the finish deadline for this? I have something else going for the next two weeks (I'm Murray the Cop in our local production of The Odd Couple) and I don't want to go to the trouble etc. of downloading it if I'm not going to be able to be of any real help (as happened with the previous two or three tomes).

[Tom McCarthy]

Bad news, Bob. The deadline on the MS says August 25th, IIRC

[BobGreenwade]

Ah, well... there'll still be MMM. :D

[MisterD]

How about some Race/Moster specific Magic (Or will that be limited to Creature special abilities (Powers Talests)

[Steve Long]

How about some Race/Moster specific Magic (Or will that be limited to Creature special abilities (Powers Talests)

I'm sorry, but I don't understand what it is you want to know or what this is in reference to.

[Captain Obvious]

Originally posted by Steve Long
I'm sorry, but I don't understand what it is you want to know or what this is in reference to.

That's a side effect of his avatar....

I think what he means is, is there Elf Magic, Orc Magic, and Slide-Rock Bolter Magic included in the FHG, or will things like that be limited to the actual monster write-ups?

[Steve Long]

There's nothing like that in the FHG. That sort of thing would be pretty setting-specific, and therefore reserved for setting books.