TFT Setting Influences

[oldwolf]

I found the City Book series of supplements to be very useful. I can't remember the publisher. Anyone know if they have been released as pdfs?

[JLV]

Originally Posted by oldwolf

I found the City Book series of supplements to be very useful. I can't remember the publisher. Anyone know if they have been released as pdfs?

The original game line was from a company called "Blade." However, Flying Buffalo are the ones publishing them. You can find a link to their store on RPGNow here. All seven volumes are currently available there as PDFs. I corresponded with the people at Flying Buffalo a couple of years back and they said at that time they were thinking about republishing them, and perhaps even adding a couple more volumes, but I haven't followed up with them and don't know if they've actually pursued that idea or not.

(Edited to add: I just went to their web site (here, and discovered that at least some of them are being offered hard-copy by direct sale. It appears that City Book II is temporarily out of stock and VII is also (and they don't know when they'll be able to re-print it), but the others are all available in hard-copy.)

[Anaraxes]

Originally Posted by The Wyzard

a rather brutal sport in The Demon Princes. I can't recall the name of the sport

"Hadaul", in The Face.

[Chris Goodwin]

I've written my own appendix N showing my own influences. TFT is in it...

[The Wyzard]

Originally Posted by Anaraxes

"Hadaul", in The Face.

Thanks!

(obviously, everyone who DIDN'T know what I was talking about should go read Demon Princes immediately.)

[Barliman]

Originally Posted by Oneiros

Also, the sheer size of the world makes me wonder if it's not a Dyson sphere or something like Larry Niven's Ringworld.

(Pardon the necromancing of an older thread)

Whenever I've read about Cidri, the idea of it being a ringworld is the first that occurs to me.