Release Date: November, 2007.

• 256 page book or 3-Ring binder.
• Cover art by Lorenzo Sperlonga.
• 7 Adventure stories
• 1 Epic Adventure ( 12 scenes).
• 1 story from each of these time periods:
• 480 B.C., 69 A.D., 1121 A.D.
• 1348 A.D., 1559 A.D., & 1718 A.D.
• Additional stories to insert into binder are to be published separately.

Release Date: July, 2007.

Identical to the Core Rule book except for a red cover by Lorenzo Sperlonga and gold foil along the cover and page edges. There are only 1000 of the collectors edition in print.

This interactive storytelling game includes several plot points in every session, making it possible to tell a story more quickly than in a typical role-playing game. It contains scripted scenes to which characters react and is like playing an actor in a story, within a war game. The goal is to complete the quest created by the Storyteller. If a player’s character dies, he loses the game (except in the case of heroic death). Characteristics that distinguish this game from typical role-playing games, Creator Mark O’Bannon told TDmonthly, are as follows: historical fantasy; the ability to make any kind of character; spiritual warfare; quick, detailed combat; and a story goal instead of levels or character classes. Launch date: August 2006.