Attribution Update and Potential Plans For The Future

Hello everyone,

Sorry for updating things so soon. Today at work, I realized my work includes elements of Fate Core. To avoid any issues that could arise, I've revised the document so that the suggested attribution also includes the appropriate attribution for Fate Core. In this way, you are aware that you need to include both attributions to avoid any issues that may arise with using this document.

As I said, minor fix,  but an important one.

I might as well use this to discuss some plans for the future.

At the moment, my one-shot RPG game based on Megas XLR titled "We Dig Giant Robots" is just waiting on a cover. Once that's done, it's going to be published through Far Horizons Co-Op. They have some plans so I'll keep you informed.

My Digimon-inspired diceless tabletop roleplaying game using an engine derived from Chuubo's Marvelous Wish-Granting Engine (with the gracious permission of Jenna Moran) is going to be pitched to my publisher soon. I'm going to check it over sometime this week or next week. If everything is good, the publisher already expressed interest. Expect it to launch sometime next year.

Wild Hunt, my RWBY-inspired tabletop roleplaying game that was actually going to launch before MHR, is still in development. Playtests have gone well. Right now, I need to finish up the NPC section, expand the Lore Sheet (name pending) concept, and work on fleshing out the setting.

As for other things similar to MHR, I am working on updating some hacks that I made back in the day. These hacks were based on the game that MHR is a retroclone of. Yes, I know you know, but I don't think I'm supposed to say it. Anyway, these hacks are all over genres. This is a side project thing so I'll think I'll release them in batches on a page called "Worlds of Dicey Fate." Just as they get done. Right now, I'm updating my dark fantasy hack, which I've renamed to Dragon's Fang. Everyone likes European Medieval fantasy in this hobby. Seemed right to start there. All of them will come out as SRDs on the CC as the goal of updating these hacks is to expand the dev tools for the derived so that other developers can more easily make their own titles.

That's all for now. Thanks for reading.