any anons read the edge chronicles?
the lore surrounding it is cool as fuck (especially the fauna and flora)
>>47874931
Mah nigga
I loved those books as a kid and I still do. I don't know any other fantasy world so far off the standard tropes and still so vivid and natural.
I didn't really like The Immortals though and now I'm afraid of starting the new trilogy.
>>47876127
Then there's the skyships of course.
>>47874931
There was a really elaborate RPG /tg/ was writing based on it. It was incredibly complicated and used massive tables to resolve the simplest things.
>>47878766
Yeah, I remember it attempted to stat every single sentient being on the Edge as a playable race. There's about four dozen species of goblin alone.
>>47878766
>>47879083
Got links?
>>47879097
No sorry. We should make a new one that is not so complicated, preferably based on the first age of flight when the Earth scholars were still around.
>>47879375
A beastiary might be cool, statting out the monsters and then further developing it from there
>>47879442
In what system?
>>47879667
ye olde GURPS?
>>47874931
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive.html?tags=Edge%20Chronicles
Found it
I thought the system was neat, didn't seem super complex.
But I also helped to make it so I'm probably biased.
Man I love these books, such a cool setting, surprised the cult following seems to be quite thin. Awesome that /tg/ make a ruleset, gonna check that out.
>>47876127
>Read this post
>Look it up
>They're making a fourth trilogy
Oh fuck, I'll have to check this out.
I thought The Immortals was hella cool so if this is a sequel to it then I'll let my hopes go up a little.
