cyberjedi42

Thank you for the AMA!!! I have a couple questions if you don't mind:

1 - What are your thoughts on both Numenera and The Strange pre-made adventures? It is great that they are in the core books, and have a stand-alone book soon after. But how do you plan on doing adventure support for the games going forward? Glimmers? Books? Freelancers?

2 - Any plans for a "living game"?

3 - As a small company, now launching it's second (soon to be) popular game, how do you foresee giving each game enough attention to keep new content flowing? Can we expect a slowdown on Numenera content as The Strange content is being worked on? Or will you expand the team or rely on freelancers to keep both lines going full steam?

Thanks! And thanks for making Numenera. Instantly the best RPG I have ever played (and that is out of a LOT of them). I just made my first Numenera character for our home game that starts this weekend. I am a Mad Nano that Talks with Machines.

What ever happened to the Kluneberg?

Wow, as a fan of both, I would totally love this!

In The Strange RPG, do you physically leave Earth to go to a recursion? Or is it more like, say the Matrix, where you just have a mental connection to the recursion that still impacts your physical body on earth.

Bruce, I wanted to give you a special thank you. My favorite book of yours was when you breathed new and awesome life into my favorite D&D setting with "Expedition to Castle Ravenloft".

With that, you get one, and only one, guess on what recursion is getting created first in The Strange...