I just transcribed and submitted my interview with Anthony Zuiker to Games Quarterly Magazine. Anthony made for a fantastic subject. My favorite quote from the whole thing:
My sights were set so if I could just one time walk in and buy a game that had my name on it, I could’ve just died there.
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So when are you writing the d20 Modern “CSI: Greyhawk” or “CSI: Sharn” supplement?
So when are you writing the d20 Modern “CSI: Greyhawk” or “CSI: Sharn” supplement?
Who leaked that?
Seriously, I’ve thought about doing a police procedural set in Eberron. It sounds like it could be a lot of fun.
Who leaked that?
Seriously, I’ve thought about doing a police procedural set in Eberron. It sounds like it could be a lot of fun.
That’s actually the route I am gearing my players toward. We started with the “big three” and are midway through them and I am very much considering having them join the Citadel. It makes for a nice and natural place for play to begin and for things to escalate, but I have always been a big superhero rpg fan (DC Heroes still my fave) and a DM’ing style that seems to mesh with the Eberron setting is the “crimefighter” narrative.
The old Falcon modules in Greyhawk were the first time I thought it possible, but my D&D games prior to the latest have largely been epic fantasy rather than mystery/crime/subterfuge in nature, it has been a nice change.
That’s actually the route I am gearing my players toward. We started with the “big three” and are midway through them and I am very much considering having them join the Citadel. It makes for a nice and natural place for play to begin and for things to escalate, but I have always been a big superhero rpg fan (DC Heroes still my fave) and a DM’ing style that seems to mesh with the Eberron setting is the “crimefighter” narrative.
The old Falcon modules in Greyhawk were the first time I thought it possible, but my D&D games prior to the latest have largely been epic fantasy rather than mystery/crime/subterfuge in nature, it has been a nice change.
Sounds like a lot of fun and a good change of pace. Eberron’s a great setting to try something like that, too, as it’s definitely not just another generic fantasy setting.
Sounds like a lot of fun and a good change of pace. Eberron’s a great setting to try something like that, too, as it’s definitely not just another generic fantasy setting.