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    Colonial Gothic: An Interview with Richard G. Iorio

    Why yes I do. :) https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/colonialgothic/colonial-gothic-rpg?ref=clipboard-prelaunch
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    Colonial Gothic: An Interview with Richard G. Iorio

    I cannot wait for Colonial Gothic to be finished as well. :)
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    Colonial Gothic: An Interview with Richard G. Iorio

    The Kickstarter should go live this month. I'm working with someone to help me run this whole thing so I have to consider that. I can tell you that the beast of a manuscript is through with editing, and I am addressing them now. I am finishing up Chapter 4 of 14. The Bibliography is the stage...
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    Colonial Gothic: An Interview with Richard G. Iorio

    Colonial Gothic will never touch d20. Never.
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    Colonial Gothic: An Interview with Richard G. Iorio

    Let me add to the history. I treat history as it happened. You will not see Washington hunting vampires and the like. I add things that happened in the background; it is in the shadows that the game concerns itself with. What makes this game, IMO, is that I stay true to the history. I also make...
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    Colonial Gothic: An Interview with Richard G. Iorio

    FoF uses a differtent set of rules. A lot of these rules could have been jettisoned so more of the Colonial Gothic setting could be put in. Add to this, the tone of the game does not in any way resemble what it is based on. I regret the whole thing.
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    Colonial Gothic: An Interview with Richard G. Iorio

    Yes, FoF is from a different dimension. Work on the new edition started two years ago. It helped me get over my experience with FoF.
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    Colonial Gothic: An Interview with Richard G. Iorio

    Well there must be a reason Jefferson build and rebuild Monticello over a forty year span. Also, he was an avid book buyer and no one really knew what tomes he had.
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    Colonial Gothic: An Interview with Richard G. Iorio

    Yes, it is the same as Shadow, Sword & Spell. As for 2d12, it works for the tone I go for in each game. A new edition of that game is going to happen to bring it in line with CG, but that is not a priority right now.
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    Colonial Gothic: An Interview with Richard G. Iorio

    The game you are referring to is Thousand Suns.
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    Colonial Gothic: An Interview with Richard G. Iorio

    The majority of the book makes understanding the history and climate easier. The occult nd supernatural is still there but the real world is more defined.
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    Colonial Gothic: An Interview with Richard G. Iorio

    I learned a lot during the FoF version. That is all I'm going to say. 👍
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    Colonial Gothic: An Interview with Richard G. Iorio

    I hear you on the mechanic, and one of the reasons I am doing a new edition is to add the refinements the mechanic has had with play.
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    Colonial Gothic: An Interview with Richard G. Iorio

    I do not know of one.
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    The Rise And Fall Of Evil Genius Games

    Great minds and things. 🤣 I agree with you. It is. slice of history many seem to forget about when it comes to story potential. I love the period, so much so went to college for it. So more the better I say.
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