Olivia Ryan
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14 days ago

Project Update: The Electric Sun: Bigger than Expected!

 Greetings, vislae— 

In our last update, we explained a little about the complex printing ritual for Invisible Sun: Indigo. Now, we want to share how The Electric Sun has progressed. For a start, The Electric Sun has turned out to be a bigger book than we expected—and certainly bigger than we’d planned in our crowdfunding campaign. How so? 

  • You can use Electric Sun as the first session after the desideratum, or incorporate it into an ongoing narrative. 
  • There are seventeen major NPCs—some are adversaries, some are allies, and some could go either way—giving you plenty to add to existing campaigns or interact with in this new one.
  • In terms of the potential new magical order, crafting for the Arcist order is more like Weaver magic than Maker magic—we’ll let you consider how that might manifest! 
  • Due to the nature of this expansion, there are multiple strange outcomes for the end of the narrative; one of the least catastrophic ones replaces the current moon with something else! 

Ok—that’s enough teasing for this time. We’ll let you know more about how things are progressing in our next update.  

 

From Invisible Sun to Between Earth and Sky: more strange magic awaits! 

If magic is your thing (and, let’s face it, that’s why we’re walking the Path of Suns), then you have to check out our next project: the Between Earth and Sky Roleplaying Game! 
 
Celestial prophecies, political intrigue, and forbidden magic. Dreamwalking, sea-singing, and crow communication. Dangerous gods, difficult choices, and sweet romances. 

Explore The Meridian, setting of Rebecca Roanhorse's bestselling Black Sun trilogy! 
 
Monte Cook Games, publisher of the hit Old Gods of Appalachia Roleplaying Game, The Magnus Archives Roleplaying Game, Numenera, Cypher, and others, and author Rebecca Roanhorse are excited to announce the Between Earth and Sky: The Roleplaying Game, crowdfunding soon for a 2027 release. The design team will include MCG Senior Designer Shanna Germain, game designer Kenna Alexander of Coyote & Crow Games, and Columbian and Indigenous American artists.
 
Thank you for your support and patience!
 —All of us here at Team MCG 
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