I've been an amateur Esperantist since high school, probably due to the Stainless Steel Rat books. In Thousand Suns, I use it as a stand-in for the common Terran language.
The second edition will be a bit more specific than first edition was, largely because – much like GDW discovered – not as many people want a toolkit RPG as those who want one with a setting. My goal is to still to be pretty loose about the setting when possible, but I also want to nail down a bit more to give GMs something to chew on.
Nice to see Esperanto getting put to use.
ReplyDeleteI've been an amateur Esperantist since high school, probably due to the Stainless Steel Rat books. In Thousand Suns, I use it as a stand-in for the common Terran language.
DeleteI’m digging the artwork, though your setting doesn’t seem as feudal as the ones implied in Classic Traveller.
ReplyDeleteIs the 2nd edition meant to have a default setting like the Third Imperium became for Traveller? What you wrote seems awfully specific.
The second edition will be a bit more specific than first edition was, largely because – much like GDW discovered – not as many people want a toolkit RPG as those who want one with a setting. My goal is to still to be pretty loose about the setting when possible, but I also want to nail down a bit more to give GMs something to chew on.
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