Although you have a point, when I use the word Shounen, I'm mainly referring to the shows that are in vogue among young American boys these days. Shows like Dragon Ball Z, One Piece, and Pokemon all rely on nonstop action and often tournament settings more than most. Enough that it might warrant its own book, at least.Kyoshi wrote:Actually, most Fantasy, Modern, Sci-Fi and other action oriented anime shows are already Shonen, you're pretty much covering that with all the books so far, Shoujo on the other hand, that DOES require a seperate book as there are tropes that are significantly different than Shonen.
Depends on how you interpret my mission statement. What these books are, at heart, are books of ideas. Settings, characters, gear, etc. Although there might be a new rule here or there, they are by far a small part of the book and are only a different application of the current rules. There will never be a rule that drastically affects the core game. Someone running an OVA Fantasy campaign will not lose a regular OVA gamer with a plethora of new terms and concepts. It's all the same game, just applied to a fantasy audience.longwinded 2002 wrote:Hey, last time I checked, this rpg was going to try to steer away from having 2000 source books. Am I incorrect in assuming that the words above are going against your mission statement?
Freely translated, you won't feel obligated to own every sourcebook just to keep up with everyone else playing the game. That's the 2000-sourcebook problem I was fighting against.