Re: [GZG] Living rulebooks

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jan Ariander wrote:
>
> You don't need to upgrade to FT3, but it'd be very nearly as much work
to 
> reconcile all the partly-contradicting and partly-superceding rules
from 
> the four existing books and editing it into a legible whole as it
would be 
> to actually write FT3. What's worse, only a small part of the FT2/FB 
> consolidation editing work would be useful for FT3 - most of it would
have 
> to be done all over again :-( Which is why it hasn't been done
"officially" 
> yet.
>   
On the other hand, that book might be turned into a commercial product 
and sold as FT 2.5. Possibly just as a PDF release. It might be pushed 
into stores with some sort of media blitz. Hire an artist and 
anthologize Rot Hafen and Beth's Kra'vak War stories ? License a graphic

novel and you've struck marketing gold.

Depends on what Jon wants to do with the business I suppose..