Testament: Celts?

[shadowdragon]

Are there any plans to release more books for Testament? I'm interested in using Testament for an ancient mythology campaign I want to run. The core and Trojan War books cover most of the major mythologies I want to include, but a big one that's missing is the Celtic mythology. Is there a chance that a Celtic book will be made for Testament, or am I going to have to make that up myself?

[Spike Y Jones]

Are there any plans to release more books for Testament?

This isn't an official answer, but I suspect the answer would be no. Targum (a PDF magazine) publishes Testament-related articles and there's the Hittites supplement from Green Ronin, but that's probably about it.

I'm interested in using Testament for an ancient mythology campaign I want to run. The core and Trojan War books cover most of the major mythologies I want to include, but a big one that's missing is the Celtic mythology. Is there a chance that a Celtic book will be made for Testament, or am I going to have to make that up myself?

Eternal Rome has some information on running Celtic characters, but that's mostly as seen from the Roman perspective -- and there's very little on Celtic mythology in the book.

You could create your own material, but there are also a number of d20 Celtic books (both free and for sale) out there from other publishers you might want to Google for. I haven't read any of them, so I can neither recommend them nor recommend against them, but they at least do exist.

Spike Y Jones, editor, Testament and Eternal Rome

[darkinvader]

what is celts?

[timemrick]

what is celts?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celts

The Romans usually called them Gauls; in the time of Julius Caesar, they primarily lived in what is now France, the Lowland Countries, the UK, and Ireland. Celtic culture (and languages) survived longest in Ireland, Scotland, and Wales.