The game has a slightly convoluted history, but in essence it's the same setting/campaign, but a different rules engine:Necron 99 wrote: ↑March 21st, 2019, 9:28 pmOk so curiosity took hold and I had to google this. The only thing I found was reference to a Heaven and Earth RPG, I think in it's 3rd edition, about a small town in Kansas which has some weird stuff going on and the PCs play normal folks getting caught up in it all. Is this the same game?grodog wrote: ↑March 21st, 2019, 9:32 am Conceptually, this sounds a little like the thinking behind the diceless system we developed for our Heaven & Earth RPG in the late 1990s (with four PCs traits of Body, Mind, Heart, Soul, each with three stats under it) which was---naturally, given the tastes of the time---a fate-driven game engine supporting a meta-plot driven campaign setting
- 1e: My first RPG company, Event Horizon Productions, was founded with friends in Lawrence, Kansas, in January 1993-ish, in order to publish John Phythyon's Heaven & Earth RPG; that game was finally published, after a complete system redesign*, in early 1999, just 6 months before the company shut down
- 2e: John took the game to Guardians of Order when he went to work for them, and they redid the game using their in-house Tri-Stat system; when GOO folded, the property was eventually sold with the rest of GOO's assets, which were eventually parcelled out
- 3e: Abstract Nova bought H&E somewhere along the line, and began to publish material for it in
I wrote about this on the old version of the board, I think, but here's an RPG.net review that includes links back to our old web site for info/details: https://www.rpg.net/reviews/archive/cla ... 1618.phtml and https://web.archive.org/web/19991013053 ... hrctr.html and https://web.archive.org/web/19991013022 ... /hear.html and https://web.archive.org/web/19991021210 ... efate.html
Allan.