I'd be very surprised.

You might well see more details of that time in the House books however.

Regards

- David W

It seems very unlikely. I've read that they only want to focus on the current setting, not anything past or future.

Maybe someone will write an adventure where the leaders of the house come out of fairyland, avalon, or wherever the heck they went.

That would be cool. Come back and kick some Tremere/Flambeau butt.

'Tis a pity - Would be interesting to have some official support to play in the wilder, early days of the Order. Then again, whenever a company tries to do this with a setting (WW Dark Ages, WotC/TSR and 'Arcane Age' Forgotten Realms) it almost doubles the amount of support material needed to play and is often only a subset of the main line's market.

Ars is already pretty much of a small subset of the market - I can't see how this would be that viable financially. I'd rather they concentrate on the main setting than risk the line.

Jarkman

<<Ars is already pretty much of a small subset of the market - I can't see how this would be that viable financially. I'd rather they concentrate on the main setting than risk the line.>>

This is exactly the reason that Mr. Chart, I believe, said that they had no plans for a Renaissance book, or anything outside of the canonical geography and time frame.

The best possibility would be for something like the Black Monks of Glastonbury, just insert Deidne instead of diabolists.

I want roman and greek resource book, I want to conquer persia in Alexander's army! I want to make huge rituals with cult of Mercury.

If you write a book in history, why not go all the way? 100 years, too little!