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You might also look at this : https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/288761/Rise-of-the-Yokai-Koku Magic rules are way more important than the rest in a spiritually rich environment like mythic japan. In this product, developed by me with a substantial help by Gianni, I have tried to highlight the difference between Buddhist and Shinto practices, something that is really under-represented in LoN. The subtle differences between esoteric Buddhism, exoteric Buddhism and Shugendo is also somehow implemented, whereas it is lacking in LoN, where shugenja are treated as sorcerers (!). Judging from your campaign plot, you might need a detailed frepresentation of Buddhist sects. That said, LoN is still a gold mine of info about roleplaying in fantasy/historical Japan.

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You can also use Fantasy Grounds Unity. It is more expensive than Foundry, but it has full support for BRP and Call of Cthulhu.

Hello, I post it here because there is no @moderator labelled as technical reference. Could someone create VTT subforums for the non-Chaosium D100 rulesets, or a "generic VTT" forum for technical advice on the various products? I have content that I would like to share but it is not tightly coupled to any of the Chaosium systems, so where should it go?

I am transferring the finalised text of Red Moon Rising to Adobe InDesign for layout. Previews to come soon.

Definitely not, as it would add restrictions to the version of Revolution D100 that is released under the OGL and thus contradict the license. However, we will release Rd100 under the ORC at some point (2024 I hope), so you will be able to borrow that for your UGE ideas.

Question: what do you think that Getter Dragon on the cover mean? Of course it covers actual Getter Robo.

Thank you for the feedback guys. It's the easiest part to grasp, and well tested. And it really adds to the feeling of the game. On the contrary, anyone who has played Super Robot Wars knows what the Final Dynamic Special is. Check on YouTube atg. Note that the first scene of that video is the background of the Dynamic D100 combat tracker. The IP is perfectly recognizable from the brand "Dynamic". You can use all vehicles described in Revolution D100 with DD100, without much conversion effort. However, the setting for Dynamic D100 id fixed, so no room for 1950 vintage or Macross vehicles. There is a Kaiju sample in the game, the GinGirGan. The rules do not explain in detail how to build a Kaiju, we might add some details about organic monsters , though. Could be a good idea.

I was not implying that we would do Rd100 versions of what we do not do for BRP UGE.

In layout, and waiting for two pages of additional contents.

Exactly. These new UGE editions are for those who missed the previous ones, or for those who have joined the d100 crew recently. Making another edition of a book is a non-trivial cost that has to be justified by a potential market. Dual-statted books are useful, but doing this for a splatbook that most of our customer base already owns is a losing bet. Converting a BGB supplement to UGE is cheap, and it is the reason why we are doing it en masse. Even with few buyers, it is convenient.

We are hijacking this thread a little bit. Moderators, could we split it into "ORC products" (generic) and "List of previous Alephtar products being ported to BRP UGE"? This is mostly about BRP UGE, so it does not belong in the Alephtar / Cloud100 section of the forum, which is about Revolution D100.

The successor to BRP Mecha is Dynamic D100. Of course, we could make a new supplement about the real robot genre (Gundam, Macross, etc) but since it would require a good deal of adaptation, it would be almost surely a Revolution D100 book. The original BRP Mecha contained a lot of BRP variants that were later ported to RD100. As a rule of thumb, products that were published as BRP originally, without big rule variants, will be ported to BRP UGE. The others are more likely to become Revolution D100 games. Theoretically, we could do also Merrie England Age of Chivalry for BRP again, so having this setting available for both systems.

We do not have a BRP edition of that product, and I do not know whether we want to produce one.

I can now confirm that Crusaders of the Amber Coast is in production for the ORC edition of BRP, and that I have a new manuscript for Tian Xia - the Celastial Empire 99% ready, which will enter production soon. Wind on the Steppes will probably follow.