Using that licensed setting requires approvals from HASBRO and Wizards of the Coast for content. They are much better off using a setting where they are completely free to add and say whatever the hell they want.
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Interview Interview with Colin McComb at RPGNuke
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Using that licensed setting requires approvals from HASBRO and Wizards of the Coast for content. They are much better off using a setting where they are completely free to add and say whatever the hell they want.
Thanks for reminding me how awesome TORN could have been, RPGNuke...
Just kidding - great interview.
If anyone's going to be allowed to make a cRPG based on the Planescape setting, it's Beamdog.
Ah, that's harsh, man! There are only so many things in this cold pre-apocalyptic world
left that can still hurt me. But even a glittering gem of hatred still sheds a tear once in a while. :'(
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