This news has been going up on a lot of sites lately. Figured I would post it here as well since hell is freezing over and all.

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99% of the titles I could care less about.

But there is a bit of gold to panhandle for.

There isn't much from Palladium I want either except maybe an old Palladium Fantasy book or two. Still it's interesting to see KS doing this since he used to be so hard core against it.

What are the best few titles over the years from them?

For me:

Mystic China (cool ideas on immortality, chi magic)
Palladium Fantasy Book 2: Old Ones (keeps, NPCs, city maps, all rip-offable)
RIFTS Atlantis (I find the idea of the Splugorth city and its inhabitants an example of what an epic city SHOULD look like. Yes, I'm still knocking Union)

I anxiously await PDFs of the first edition Palladium RPG core book (for the adventure and Ultimax Deathstone stats), as well as Palladium RPG: Book II (for reasons already mentioned). I also hope to see BTS first edition show up, as I dearly love the "victims" option.

"Human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together... mass hysteria!"

Seriously, even though at this point I really don't have any interest in what Palladium produces, I still hope this is successful for them, as they finally join the 21st century.

About time they get with the modern day tech.

Hmmm. If they still have the license to distribute Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles works over PDF, basically all of those. While there's not a lot of usable material in it, I think that Trans-Dimensional TMNT was a great product with lots of interesting "far future" ideas in it.

There were a few RIFTS titles I liked, and not even ironically! Wormwood and Juicer Uprising are two.

-Andy

Thanks. Are thses difficult to find in print? My FLGS has all three, at cover price (about $20, $21 and $18). If someone is interested and is having trouble finding them elsewhere, let me know and we'll work something out.