[Warden]

Just bought the hard cover Rules Manual MK III, the Bestiary, and Atlas of Elsin. Also nabbed the Rules Manual MK III pdf whilst I await the other book's arrival over the next few days.

Game looks just as good as ever.

[AzureDrupe]

Thanks Warden!

Hope you enjoy it!

Chris

[curson]

Hi !
I was wondering when will the "Realm" supplement will be released.
Do you have any planed date ? What would be this book content ? I've read that you released an earlier version for Mark I, does it contained some rules to manage factions, realms and armies ?

Best regards,
Curson

[Reimdall]

Hi Curson -

This particular supplement is something that's close to our hearts and that we still plan on releasing. However, there are several other projects that we're working on currently that are ahead of it in priority.

Aside from saying "It's in our plans!" we're holding off from setting some sort of release window right now.

- Kent

[sturmadler]

I'm looking through my physical books and I see that I have:

ER 5 (Mark I Game Manual) - hardcover
ER 5a (Mark II Game Manual) - softcover
ER 6 (Mark I Atlas of Eslin) - softcover

I believe that I posses pdf versions of ER5a (to which you gave me beta access), as well as a pdf version of Audhuem, which I purchased.

As I consider *carefully, whether or not to go for Mk III for my next campaign, I'd like the option to stick with mkII, or even mk I rules. Would it be possible, that if I were to purchase pdf versions of the new rule-sets, that the old versions could be included?

This would serve the purpose of making the game back-compatible, as someone who owned the mk I Game Manual (or even the older Rules Manual) could purchase new content without having to update their entire epic library.

[AzureDrupe]

I think we can arrange something. Let me look into it.

Best, Chris