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Fantastic demo. I think it's safe to say we've got another banger on our hands. I'm looking forward to a lot of games in 2026, and this one is easily top three for me.

This is great all on its own, but I'm stunned that you put together something so polished in such a short time while Iphigenia is still being updated. It's like juggling bowling balls. Even the pre-generated characters are a charming combination of personalities. I love the idea of the veteran pilot potentially chafing under the unproven commander or the world-class sniper stuck in a rut because of political backlash. Great jumping off point for a full-blown Dawnline war campaign, too. 

I'm really impressed by how much ground you covered in such a short run. There's some political intrigue, a love story, eerie folk horror, supernatural strangeness, and good old-fashioned mecha action. It would be easy for this to feel disjointed; but it all comes together in a nice, concise package.

I'm glad I chipped in $10. Even if the rest of the mechs go art-less, this is a fantastic Field Guide. There is so much going on in such a weird little slice of the Long Rim. Really creative stuff

That came out looking so good. Kudos to the artist

Are there any plans for the rest of the mechs to receive art or is this a one-off?

Who would have thought the most horrifying thing in a Borg game would be a crusty old con man? I can only hope he is the next one to catch a flail to the face.

Katherine Stark doesn't miss.

I stumbled across this project right as it goes into hiatus. Ah, what a bummer. But it's off to an amazing start, too.

It really feels like a natural extension of the core book and the Karrakin Field Guide with the Dawnline Shore turning into a quagmire for everyone involved and the Republican elements finally getting sick of Karrakin's heavy-handedness. Really cool new mechs and mechanics with the emphasis on frost effects. I like the way you can see the RSI machines as tools of necessity that were converted from non-combat rigs or purpose-made to fill some gap in the Federation. 

I'm looking forward to that string of missions and any other content you cook up once you get the chance to circle back around. Good luck and happy new year.

I will never turn down more Lancer. Instant purchase

Katherine Stark is making more Lancer content? Day one buy.

It's a fun little run. It would be a great lead-in to Legionnaire's AH MUZEN CAB flashpoint once that Aunic Field Guide finally escapes Limbo. 

Good luck on the final stages of Shadow of the Wolf, too

I did a once-through, and I'm already in love. The articles and ads give the world a lived-in flavor, the starter campaign is just the right kind of weird for Lancer, and the new mechs are amazing. Gun-cube, pacifist onion, recoil-flight, walking-gun-that-is-shaped-vaguely-like-a-Drake, and even more suicidal Sherman! There's so much character and atmosphere dripping off of every page. 

If this really is Volume One, then I am already looking forward to Volume Two. And even if there is no Volume Two, then this turned out great all on its own. It's really up there with stuff like The Short Rim as one of my favorite third-party supplements.

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I love the updated content, such as the new campaign riffing on Three Houses.

However, the Dance and Diviner repeat the profiles of the two example Astirs mentioned in The Ghost Reaches. It was a little weird to be reading about the Faces of Progress and the Isle of Kings again.

Massif must have taken a look at the best third-party Lancer supplement on the market and decided to bring you on board. I haven't met a Lancer supplement I did not like, but Legionnaire really stands in a league of its own. (Now if they would just give us the Aun Field Guide, I would be happy as a clam. AH MUZEN CAB is begging to be run.) 

I can't wait for Shadow of the Wolf. 

Legionnaire is far and away my favorite piece of Lancer 3rd party content. It's great from top to bottom in the gorgeous artwork, clever expansions and implementation of NHPs, and three fantastic flashpoints. AH MUZEN CAB, in particular, feels like it could or should be expanded into its own module like Dustgrave or Solstice Rain.

So imagine how pleasantly surprised that Katherine Stark is working on Shadow of the Wolf, a full-blown first party expansion set in the Karrarkin Trade Baronies. It's not Legionnaire, but it has the ingredients for something great.

I cannot wait.

That's great news. So how would it work if I were to buy Kraken God right now? Would I be able to get the updated version later or would I need to re-purchase it to get the new content? I'm trying to decide if I should wait on that sale you mentioned.

Ah, that's too bad. I hope everything goes smoothly for those people. I'll be happy to purchase the final product whenever we reach release day. 

So it's October 5, and the header says this is projected to release in September of 2023. Any news on when it's coming out now?