You guys (speaking to Peter, David and whomever else has been involved with ID) really need to approach GW and see, if they are thinking of re-releasing Epic in some form, if they could just use your set of rules under license or something like that? I am definitely being at least half serious here.
- Both of you have been around Epic since its creation, and it's evident looking at this ruleset that you
understand what the system is about, what works and what doesn't.
- Created NetEpic, which is quite possibly the most enduring version of the game globally.
- That all of the modern 40k units are catered for (so Primaris, new SM vehicles, everything) and formula-based system is in place to create accurate points values and balancing. This must have been a lot of work, and any 'official' set of rules the developers would have to go through a similarly difficult process.
- It's a 'modern' game: The D10 system, the blessed lack of overblown special rules and a logical/intuitive set of mechanics. It looks and feels like what Epic should be if it were designed and built from the ground up in the modern era.
Might be worth a shot? Imagining a 'new era' of Epic here with your wonderful ruleset and some new Adrian Smith or Neil Roberts artwork on the cover of a box
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