General discussion about Usagi Yojimbo, the comics, the stories, the characters, collectibles, TV appearances, Stan Sakai, Space Usagi, Nilson & Hermy, and all other related topics.
Some lucky of us have the first game published and the monsters suplement. It is a pity that gold rush games didnt published the pther suplements that were in mind
I bought a copy of the Goldrush produced rpg (and the Monsters! supplement) back when they were still available, even though I am not an rpg player. The main book was worth it just for the Usagi Yojimbo story "Hebi" (which I had never read at that point), and the "Usagi Yojimbo Timeline" by Jared Smith, Glenn Masuda and Todd Bustillo.
I think the main reason I bought the supplement was in the hopes of more contributions alone the lines of the Timeline. I also ordered it prior to release.
Even though I'm still not an rpg player, I'll still buy the new game just for the reference material it might contain.
I think the new game from Sanguine will be out in July. I'm not a RPG player, so won't comment on the game itself, but the cover will be the same image that was used for the UY Belgian print. it was also used as the signature plate for the Grasscutter 2 hardcover. It will also print a lot of my convention drawings in the interior, as well as selected art from stories.
Stan Sakai wrote:I think the new game from Sanguine will be out in July. I'm not a RPG player, so won't comment on the game itself, but the cover will be the same image that was used for the UY Belgian print. it was also used as the signature plate for the Grasscutter 2 hardcover. It will also print a lot of my convention drawings in the interior, as well as selected art from stories.
Good enough reasons for me to look forward to buying it...
Pekass wrote:Dear sakai-sensei, do you know if it oi being to be published out of USA? and/or translated to other languages like spanish?
The publisher and creator of the RPG, Sanguine, primarily deals with the US market. I don't know if they have connections with other publishers internationally. If they can find someone interested in translating it, I'm all for it. I don't know how popular role playing games are in Europe, though.