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  • Re: Shadowrun in English

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    Well, I'd say that'd possible with Wolsung, but not anytime soon. The creators don't have time for this, and other people involved probably even more so. I'm too lazy for it, it seems.
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    In Russian it's 'koszka' actually. SR felinoids are still cool, but they're overused by cliché-obsessed anime fangirls/boys and furries. That's why i stick with playing elves-that-are-completely-normal. Being called 'Cat' for years it's enough for me. And as for Wolsung, no, it's not free, but it's dirt cheap - the softcover book is 60 PLN, that is ~15 Euro. And the Polish quickstart rules are still there for free. Wolsung is really great, but i don't think it would get translated anytime soon,…
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    You can find more info on Wolsung here. It's a great game, probably the best 'native' Poland has ever had.
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    Well, i noticed the art on Raben-Aas's DA, and immediately became interested 'how they did it'. I know your fanbase is a lot bigger, and RPG's are more popular, and supported. Poland just entered a gaming Renaissance, with Savage Worlds and Wolsung being published and having it's own real line. I always envied your gaming industry.
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    Heh. I was counting on a short description of SR Germany, from the German fans. I know there are controversies involving the Germany and Berlin sourcebooks, but not much besides that (And Raben-Aas's art from DA).
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    Yep. I'm your friendly neighborhood runner from TriCity/Marienburg. And don't mind the nickname, that's in Polish, not German(hence the explanation in brackets).I'd really like to know what's going on in the German SR world, since i see you're the second biggest fanbase after US. And the biggest when it comes to Earthdawn(my other favourite system) probably.