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Woodman:
Diese unscheinbare Zeile fand ich heute morgen am Ende einer Mail zu Modiphius Ennie-Nominierungen

--- Zitat ---PS We announced we'll be launching an official gaming line based on the John Carter of Mars stories!
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Pressemitteilung

--- Zitat ---The Dying World of Barsoom Needs Heroes: Will You Answer the Call?

First brought to life by Tarzan author Edgar Rice Burroughs in 1912,  John Carter is a Confederate officer who survives the American Civil War only to find himself transported to a fantastic version of Mars called Barsoom. The Mars stories spawned a generation of writers who went on to create such classic worlds as Dune, Star Wars, Superman, Avatar and Dungeons & Dragons. It is only fitting that John Carter is brought to life in the industry Burroughs’ ideas helped inspire.  As with many other gamers, the John Carter books inspired a love for Barsoom in Chris Birch, founder of Modiphius, who nurtured a collection of gradually disintegrating novels:

“I remember finding the whole set in a quirky bookstore in Shepherds Bush when I first moved to London, complete with gorgeous 70’s art. The adventures of the Warlord and his friends were hugely inspirational. These classic planetary-romance stories took me on a fantastic journey, and it’s been a dream to see Barsoom come to life through a series of games and miniatures.”

Modiphius is committed to a faithful adaptation of Burroughs’ planetary romance and Edgar Rice Burroughs’ John Carter draws directly from Burroughs’ original texts.

 
John Carter —The Roleplaying Game-- Due for release: Christmas 2015
Explore the wonders of Barsoom from the vast deserts to the ancient cities. Discover the forgotten secrets of a world that was old when life first spawned in the oceans of Earth. Play as pilots, warriors, scientists, or one of the terrifying green Tharks.  Create you own Barsoom adventures or take on the great journeys as John Carter himself along side Dejah Thoris, Kantos Kan, Xodar, Tars Tarkas, Thuvia of Ptarth, Carthoris of Helium or any of the other major heroes and heroines of Barsoom.

The John Carter roleplaying game uses 2d20 LITE—a streamlined version of the 2d20 system featured in the Mutant Chronicles, INFINITY and Conan roleplaying games. Designed for fast flowing action accentuating the exuberant adventures of the original books, 2d20 LITE let’s you dive into the game immediately with a sleek, pulse-pounding system. Major industry artists will help bring Barsoom to life. 

John Carter: Swords of Mars—Miniatures-- Due for release: Spring 2016
A line of collectible miniatures for use with the roleplaying game brings your adventures to the battlefield. Play small skirmishes or fight a war for the dying planet—scalable rules provide for both. Defend ruins against a horde of Tharks, raid the city of Helium to capture the Princess or take your battle airborne with the Red Martian navies.

John Carter: Warlord of Mars—The Board Game—Due for release: Summer 2016
Enact the greatest adventures across the ancient world of Barsoom as you lead your heroes through crumbling ruins and take to the skies in the beautiful ships of the Helium Navy. Can you save Barsoom from ruin at the hands of dastardly scientists or ancient forces?
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Waldviech:
Na das hat doch was! Zugegeben, etwas sehr ähnliches gibt es natürlich mit "Mars D20" bereits (schließlich ist das ziemlich offen nix anderes als Barsoom mit abgefeilter Seriennummer), aber das macht die Sache weder schlecht noch ist es ein Hinderungsgrund.  :d :d

FlawlessFlo:
Coole Sache. Ich liebe die Barsoom-Reihe und wenn das Quellenmaterial ordentlich wird, dann kann man da sicher auch was als Rollenspiel draus machen.

Ist etwas darüber bekannt, welche "Art" Rollenspiel das werden soll? Also für welchen Spielstil es ausgelegt sein soll?

Woodman:
Der zitierte Text ist alles was dazu bisher raus ist, der wurde auch erst heute morgen veröffentlicht.

Greifenklaue:
Die Bücher sind ja leider schwer auf Deutsch zu bekommen. Hatte beim John Carter-Kinofilm gehofft, dass es die mal als Neuauflage gibt.

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