Birthright - the future

[James Ruhland]

>
> Does anyone know exactly what WoTC/TSR's intentions are with respect to
> the birthright campaign this year?
>
The BR product line has been put on hyatus for "relaunch" next year, and
as far as I know no BR products will be released this year.

[craig@finance.econ.usyd.]

Does anyone know exactly what WoTC/TSR's intentions are with respect to
the birthright campaign this year? The calender list several products for
later this year but in the back of the latest Dragon magazine no products
were included. Have they decided to drop the line in favour of the
hack&slash campaign settings that those players who have no
real interest in roleplaying seem to love?


Craig

[Alain Pouliot]

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> From: James Ruhland
> To: birthright@MPGN.COM
> Subject: Re: [BIRTHRIGHT] - Birthright - the future
> Date: 25 mai, 1998 20:20
>
> >
> > Does anyone know exactly what WoTC/TSR's intentions are with respect to
> > the birthright campaign this year?
> >
> The BR product line has been put on hyatus for "relaunch" next year, and
> as far as I know no BR products will be released this year.
>
Wrong!!!!

The new books are coming. Take a look at the trs site. They will be release
one or two months after what is writing.

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[James Ruhland]

> >
> Wrong!!!!
>
> The new books are coming. Take a look at the trs site. They will be
release
> one or two months after what is writing.
>
Not according to what we've been told here, but if I am mistaken I will be:
1) suitably appologetic for being behind the curve.
and
2) suitably gleeful because I am waiting for the new hardback, the Book of
Regency, and all that other crap. . .er, good stuff. . .to come out.