unpublished stuff?

[Fizz]

So, because of Arjan's ancient link that he showed us in another thread, i got thinking...

There he lists some products that might have been, most notably Charge of the Cold Rider and Shadow Moon. Were either of these ever published / finished in any sense? I know they weren't officially published, but curious if there was enough to be finished off after the fact.

Any other products in a similar situation?


-Fizz

[Arjan]

ed and carrie mentioned about it in an interview they gave in 2000

http://www.birthright.net/forums/sho...rge+Cold+Rider

[Arjan]

Heres a longer transcript of the chat.
pretty fun reading it again, i had forgotten a couple of things

[Fizz]

Heres a longer transcript of the chat.
pretty fun reading it again, i had forgotten a couple of things

Just read it, really interesting. Thanks for the link.

-Fizz

[einstein_pi]

FYI, in case anyone is interested, I contacted Simon Hawke and Richard Baker about Siege. Neither knew anything about it. Still a few more leads to pursue, but Simon also commented something to the effect that he'd moved on professionally - ie, I don't think it was even ever intended for him to write, although I guess that doesn't preclude it from being a sequel - just that it wasn't going to be a Simon Hawke written sequel.

Also, it's not exactly unpublished material, but this might also be a good thread to mention that I've successfully located three, rather unknown (no mentions on this site or wiki & I can find & only 2-3 results on Google), Birthright adventures made for the RPGA Network and run at official TSR events. I've put an inquiry in with WOTC about potentially sharing them, even if I'm a bit pessimistic if they'd ever allow it. I also asked about permission for "Of Varsks and Winter Witches", although I've yet to locate a copy (although not for lack of trying). I don't like the idea of Birthright material being lost to time and not available to fans...

They three adventures are -
Blood of Four Kings (Gencon 1995)
The Long Road Home (Birthright Benefit, Winter Fantasy 1996)
There is a Tide (Birthright Benefit, Gencon 1996)

Here's a tidbit, "There is a Tide" has a dragon...and it's honest-to-goodness Birthright I might add.

[Sorontar]

Good find. Google was how I found about the collector's cards and minatures when I updated http://www.birthright.net/forums/sho...ht_publication.

Do you know who published those three adventures? They might have been RPGA but I am wondering how much TSR/WotC publicised them.