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The AEON:engine™ trademark applies to a number of related D100 games. These grew out of the now obsolete AEONS™ and GLYPHMASTER™ projects.GLYPHMASTER™ will have lost its raison d'être once Chaosium re-issues RQ2 in all its glorious glory and is no longer an active project. AEONS™ has moved a long way away from its RQ2/BRP roots and is now being developed privately by myself and another writer as AEON:core™. This is clearly part of the D100 family, and some of you may note a certain similarity to a favourite boxed set of mine as well as the former AEONS™ D100 playtest rules.The AEON:engine™ family is just my name for projects using the A:c rules. However, the idea is that AEON:engine™ books will be internally consistent right throughout the family, so bits can be used across genres without any modification at all. I should also point out that AEON:core™ has been de-linked from the OGL entirely, and is not in any way based on the text from the MRQ1 SRD or my D100II SRD. However, there will be a simple (and free) licence. AEON:core™ is a basic, stripped-down quickstart role-playing system for gaming in any period (no science fiction or fantasy). AEON:engine™ is the collective name for stand-alone games using AEON:core™. AEON:mageworld™ applies the rules of AEON:core™ to a Germano-Celtic fantasy setting, the Western Isles. AEON:gateworld™ uses the rules of AEON:core™ to model a science fiction setting.

Well, as Loz has let the RQ6 cat out of the bag, I suppose it's about time that AEON revealed its true colours. Brought to you by Ganbat Badamkhand (yes, you're right about the inspiration behind it). AEON Cover Art Preview