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Having read through my physical copy of the book, let me add that I'm delighted with the new way of handling ghosts and the astral plane and astral projection. Ghost characters and astral projectors can actually be played as PCs now without it costing an arm and a leg just to get all the 'required' powers. Thank you for that, Mr. Shomshak.

Ah! I'll have to go back and check Champions Villains again for those two and see for myself. I also have your Devachan PDF, by the way, and I enjoy it.

That's all good to hear, Mr. Shomshak. And I finally have a physical copy of the Sylvestri Family Reunion, and I love it, but one OT question if I may - how has astral projection changed for Champions, or at least what is the 'current' version? I've sen it go from Duplication to the APG's Desolidification/Projection with several limitations to Georgius Liefeld's (great write-up of him BTW) Extra-Dimensional Movement with limitations about leaving a body behind and needing to return in 24 hours. If this is the wrong place to ask that question, I apologize.

I'm just glad to hear that there's going to be an updated Creatures of the Night supplement. I really hope we get a redone Lady Twilight that sticks a little closer to her original more Gothic feel as a villain. I recall that a third party publisher included her with the reworked Asesinos but they made her more of a combat monster.

I bought the PDF and hardcopy off of DriveThru. Looking forward to getting the physical book. It's great to finally see some more information on the Sylvestris, as well as some new ideas on how to handle things like ghosts, astral projection, and more. Possibly we can hope to one day see similar works covering the other mystic dynasties of the Champions Universe like the Chunhu and Kayvanzadi, or other Dragon cults like the Bone Children or Sons of Kingu? I know I'd buy them.

Howard kind of did in several of his Westerns, save for the Breckenridge Elkins stories which were deliberately broadly comic. Or at least he wrote characters who were as amoral yet honorable in their way as Conan. There are also the El Borak stories, in which a gunfighter from Texas ends up in Afghanistan somewhere around the time of the First World War (which is depicted like something from a Kipling story, only with more people getting their heads lopped off) and gets into all sorts of blood-soaked adventures.

I just did edit/remove it, my apologies for taking this long.

EDIT: Removed for being off-topic.

I meant 'some people' in the sense of 'I don't get some people'. It's worse here as I thought I knew them.

Agreed, though elsewhere I've seen some people sniffing over 'five years just for writing a pair of names on some old stone wall nobody cares about anyway'. Some people.

Look at it this way. In a few thousand years, science will regard his inscription as just as valuable as theirs.

This is great news! I'm already looking forward to what you do with them. Just as I'm looking forward to seeing whatever organizations Tiger reworks for 6th Ed.

Mr. Shomshak, I can only say that I remember all of those groups, as well as your writing for Hero Games from 4th edition on, and I would love to see more information of any or all of those groups. Especially the Hunter's Moon and Ouroboros. Even the related Dragon cults mentioned in the 5th Ed. Mystic World like the Sons of Kingu and the Bone Children would be something I'd buy.

Now I imagine a pair of geriatric superhumans, one American and one an old-school Communist, trying to have one last battle to settle it all, as their kids frantically try to stop them from killing themselves.

They're still great pieces of writing. I love all three. Thanks for creating them.