pkapera
Monday 06-16-2008, 02:50 AM
Originally posted on Monday 06-16-2008 01:35 AM by Crafty_Pat from Crafty Games:
Announcing Mastercraft (http://www.crafty-games.com/node/635)
When we at Crafty Games announced Fantasy Craft (http://www.crafty-games.com/node/348) last fall the number one request was that it be a standalone product. People loved the idea of traditional adventure gaming with the powerful and versatile Spycraft system but they only wanted to use one book to make it happen. Plus, they worried about rules from what’s perceived to be a modern action-espionage product interlocking to create a different genre.
Simultaneously, we’ve been developing Henchman Edition, a lighter, faster, and sleeker version of the rules for the growing part of our fan base that want to use them but can’t quite wrap their heads around the full Spycraft 2.0 experience. The response on this product has been overwhelmingly positive but ultimately it’s yet another book you’d have to add to the expanding collection.
read more (http://www.crafty-games.com/node/635)
Announcing Mastercraft (http://www.crafty-games.com/node/635)
When we at Crafty Games announced Fantasy Craft (http://www.crafty-games.com/node/348) last fall the number one request was that it be a standalone product. People loved the idea of traditional adventure gaming with the powerful and versatile Spycraft system but they only wanted to use one book to make it happen. Plus, they worried about rules from what’s perceived to be a modern action-espionage product interlocking to create a different genre.
Simultaneously, we’ve been developing Henchman Edition, a lighter, faster, and sleeker version of the rules for the growing part of our fan base that want to use them but can’t quite wrap their heads around the full Spycraft 2.0 experience. The response on this product has been overwhelmingly positive but ultimately it’s yet another book you’d have to add to the expanding collection.
read more (http://www.crafty-games.com/node/635)