Does anyone else here love Skyrealms of Jorune? I think a D20 conversion is due, even if most die-hard fans would hate it.
Beagres, Thriddle, Corastin, come on, you know you love it.
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I have the third edition that was published in 1992.
It's a great game with truly alien aliens. Flavor wise it's got a very "80s Scifi" vibe. Star Wars, BattleStar Galactica, etc. except that all action takes place on one world, and technology is slowly being lost. There are psionics/magic called "Isho", Blasters and all that good stuff. The terminology is great and immersive, though can be a bit daunting on the first read. "That Corastin is Tauther - see the Challisk?" "Quivering trid-nodes!". That kind of thing. It's great once you get it, though.
Miles Teves did all the art, if you haven't already, check out his site:
[url=http://www.milesteves.com/]Miles Teves[/url]
Great stuff there. He does a lot of Hollywood monster design now.
It's a great game with truly alien aliens. Flavor wise it's got a very "80s Scifi" vibe. Star Wars, BattleStar Galactica, etc. except that all action takes place on one world, and technology is slowly being lost. There are psionics/magic called "Isho", Blasters and all that good stuff. The terminology is great and immersive, though can be a bit daunting on the first read. "That Corastin is Tauther - see the Challisk?" "Quivering trid-nodes!". That kind of thing. It's great once you get it, though.
Miles Teves did all the art, if you haven't already, check out his site:
[url=http://www.milesteves.com/]Miles Teves[/url]
Great stuff there. He does a lot of Hollywood monster design now.
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