Conan RPG Coming From Modiphius August 2015!

February 9, 2015 by brennon

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Modiphius aren't done with the snapping up of intellectual properties and production of role-playing games. Next on the list is the mighty Conan which you might have noticed is experiencing quite a resurgence right now. If you fancied playing as a barbarian, a stygian, or something else entirely in the world of Hyborea then Adventures In An Age Undreamed Of is coming later this year...

Conan RPG Logo

This new adventure into the lands of Conan is being done by quite the team that includes the likes of Timothy Brown (designer of the Dark Sun setting for Dungeons & Dragons), award-winning Robert E. Howard scholar and essayist Jeffrey Shanks (Conan Meets the Academy, REH: Two-Gun Raconteur, Critical Insights: Pulp Fiction, The Dark Man: The Journal of REH Studies, Zombies from the Pulps!), Jason Durall (Basic Roleplaying, Serenity, The Laundry), Chris Lites (Paizo, Savage Worlds, Omni, Slate), and many more besides. That's quite a cast list and all focused towards Howards vision of Conan rather than anything you might have seen on screen, in comics, or video games.

Conan (Snow)

The game will use the 2D20 system that has been used for Mutant Chronicles but tweaked to give it that feeling of sword & sorcery of course. As well as the system it will also be developed alongside Monolith and their Conan board game, Funcom with their MMORPG and the folks behind the Conan license itself delivering a combined experience.

What does that combined effort mean? It means that you'll see some crossover between the two games. Miniatures from the Conan board game will appear for use in the RPG and in turn Modiphius will supply scenarios to play out in the game as well as gaming tiles to fight on with said miniatures.

Conan by Mongoose

Previously the Conan RPG was by Mongoose Publishing but it's pretty hard to get hold of so it's a welcome change to see it coming back through another company. There will be a Kickstarter over the Summer to fund some of the additional components of the game, much like with other Modiphius products.

Pretty big news!

"The game will use the 2D20 system that has been used for Mutant Chronicles but tweaked to give it that feeling of sword & sorcery of course"

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"There will be a Kickstarter over the Summer to fund some of the additional components of the game..."

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