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Hey guys,

I did another interview, this time with the creator of Legerdemain...a roguelike fiction game.

Check it out if you are interested.

http://www.rpgwatch.com/show/article?ar ... f=0&id=465

I would personally like to see more characters that have nothing to do with quests/storyline. I want background characters to expand the world info a bit, make the world feel more alive. Less cold. I would also like to expand the religion in the game to make it more organic, less structured formulai...

Hey guys, Before book 2 I brought up an idea to have skills that were only available if you had the prerequisite skills of a certain level. For instance poison and dagger at level for assasination skill to be available(this was a quick one off the top of my head, I had made a large chart on a spread...

llew silverhand wrote:Rune, I have to say, that was a very good interview. I am eager to see the playable demo of the game!

Thanks, I have another comming soon for a released game, Legerdemaine.

I too am now really looking forward to this.

Well I do know he is working on a playable demo(not a combat demo) so I would assume they see a light at the end of the tunnel?

I have no idea the release date, but they have been working hard on this so I think it may.

I have been talking about getting more serious in doing interviews and such with different devs, been a bit lazy. I have also had about a half dozen rpg ideas that I never seem to start bah, I need Thomas's patience.

Hey guys,

Just wanted to let you know I did an interview with Vince Dweller for rpgwatch on Age Of decadence.

Check it out if interested.

http://www.rpgwatch.com/show/article?ar ... ref=0&id=2

TOME already does that.

I was kind of hoping he would go away from the structure he had in his other games, give us some more classes. Oh well. Guess we will have to wait and see.

You guys should check out Legerdemain

http://roguelikefiction.com/

So anyone play it yet?

The breasts were actually a clever story tool, it had everything to do with the dwarf exagerating. I have yet to play a bioware game without a good story, so I'm ok with what I saw in the demo.

Jedi Learner, I've been playing Rogue-style games (which is the category that Eschalon belongs to) since the first 26-level alphanumeric game first showed up on UNIX. I enjoy this kind of game for the quality of the worldbuilding and the excitement of the exploration. So there's nothing wrong with ...

corwin wrote:I'm 2/3 of the way through the game. A review will be coming at RPGWatch once one or more of us completes the game. (And we bought our own copies)

Hmmm, that better mean you love it;)

That is pathetic, why would you ask for a review build and ask if you want to pay for advertising....I have never even heard of that website.