Anyone notice FASA is publishing a revised edition as of 2012?
http://earthdawn.fasagames.com/

... anyone still visit down here?

I'd still like to know the other riddles and what/where the led to.

What were the other map disk clues and what did they lead to?
How did they all fit together?
Who was V?
What was this all leading to?

But seriously I was looking forward to this.  I could use some closure.

The fans never like the CGI stand ins. They never seem real enough. And the the hate threads begin on the forums.

Me-sa great character, me-sa bring moi-moi depth to roll.

Who or what was "Crazy Trader Joe"?

But I need answers.  What were the other map disk clues and what did they lead to?  How did they all fit together?  Who was V?  What was this all leading to?  This is more frustrating than the final episode of Lost.

What about Mike? Is he still around?

I am cleaning out the basement today.  There is a box in that basement that contains most (I can't promise all my notes have survived) of the Blood and Chutney Campaign.  If you have questions, and you want them answered feel free to post them.  You guys were the best players I ever had so if you want closure, it is yours.

Yes, this game haunts me and I would love some answers.

What are the chances of running a "movie" to wrap things up.

Grank is an anomaly in the Earthdawn world. He may not have had a horror or a nation behind him, but I remember more than one time when whatever fates control the rolling of dice were unusually favorable. He was one lucky thief. After a certain point we were all holding our breath when things got tight because none of us wanted to see him fall!

That wasn't luck.  It was Karma.

See what I did there?

The only question I don’t have is who would prove victorious, Grank or Talmarian?  We all know the answer to that question!

I'm sorry, but the correct answer to the question you didn't ask is that Dre'agg would rise from that desert where he is buried and crush all of your bones with mind bullets. Mind you, he wouldn't want to, but in order to survive being buried he would have had to re-commune with the horror controlling him, and he would have made Dre'agg do it as some sort of horrible 'you're welcome'

Dre'agg has a horror on his side.  Talmarian has a nation on his side.  Grank works alone, and look how far he's come.
Never underestimate the ork.

I was just driving home from work the other day and out of nowhere a flood of memories from this campaign washed over me. It stuck with me so much so that I came to the forum today for the first time in I don't know how long just to see if I could dig up some of the old posts, and see if any of you guys were still active on here!

Maybe it's a sign.. 

Matt Lives!  We thought you moved to Katmandu or something.

I was cleaning my apartment and found my file of campaign note (must be over an inch thick) and was washed over with the same memories.  It's what motivated me to start this thread.

This was probably the best campaign I’ve ever played in.  It’s been over two years since the last session and I’ve accepted it will probably never be picked up.

But I need answers.  What were the other map disk clues and what did they lead to?  How did they all fit together?  Who was V?  What was this all leading to?  This is more frustrating than the final episode of Lost.

The only question I don’t have is who would prove victorious, Grank or Talmarian?  We all know the answer to that question!

I won't make it sunday.  Instead of waiting till the last minute to find out if we are playing or not I decided to go with the sure thing and took up an offer from some other friends.

This Sunday, Earthdawn?

April 11th is the first Sunday that works.

I'll keep that date free.