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It's the reason RuneScape The Beginning 20 Years isn't just essential reading for all players of gaming, it's essential also for everyone who is interested in the direction the game's development is taking. It's a reminder to us that we need to support the independent scene which is constantly competing for attention in an enormous market.
Most importantly is that it's a chance to be happy with how humble we started. The gaming industry can appear as a completely disgusting and vile place when it comes to certain aspects (because it is often) but at the heart of it all, there are those who are passionate about their work and who have experience they'd like to share with us.
A lot of us remember wonderful childhood memories of playing around Gielinor but not because some giant company sold us products, however because three brothers had passion, as well as parents that believed in them. People like that are who should be the main reason for those memories, not top executives at Amazon or Activision Blizzard.
Steamforged Games has announced an alliance with the developer Jagex for the purpose of bringing RuneScape to tabletops later this year. The MMORPG will receive not one, but two new tablestop versions: a game board game, and a tabletop role playing game. The board game will launch on Kickstarter sometime this year, and the tabletop version will head straight to stores.
The games will draw an inspiration from RuneScape's world of fantasy, Gielinor. They will use some of the same characters, stories and locales they MMORPG has become famous for throughout its long time. The board game can send up of five gamers on cheap RS gold an mission-based journey across the land of Gielinor.