The main point of this is just to see if a campaign setting book is something people would be interested in. When I say campaign setting I mean for a tabletop pen and paper RPG. My hope is to have enough people interested in a campaign setting to get the attention of the devs. I love the whole lore of EL and I think it would work great as a system agnostic campaign setting. The reasons I have not already made it myself are twofold. First is it would be a metric ton of work compiling all the lore for the book and just getting a lore dump from the devs would so much easier than digging through an endless amount of wiki pages and the game itself. The second reason is the time commitment. If I could know that it would be commercially viable (either as an independent project or one endorsed by amplitude) to write the book it would be far easier to justify spending hundreds of hours writing and editing a book.

The long and short of this is, are there people in the Endless Legend (or just Amplitude as a whole) community interested in a campaign setting? It is just a huge undertaking and I would like a modicum of reassurance that at least a few people would be interested in supporting it before I throw myself into it. Of course the best thing that could come from this would be official dev interest and support for the project but that is a bit of a long shot.

Hopefully I get some responses and interest in this, I would love to have some justification behind the project.

Definitely, ever since I started playing endless legend and looking into the background and saw the concept arts, I was hoping that Amplitude would make a pen and paper rpg set in the same world.

This is something I would definitely be interested in.  Auriga belongs on the table top.  

I've actually already messed around in the setting, and I would love your feedback on what I've made.  

It would be even cooler if posts like yours could start a trend.  I would love for something officially licensed by Amplitude to be released.  Something hardback and glossy.  I would buy something like that in a heartbeat.  

Wigglytuff wrote:

Definitely, ever since I started playing endless legend and looking into the background and saw the concept arts, I was hoping that Amplitude would make a pen and paper rpg set in the same world.

Sweet, hopefully that dream can be made into a reality. 

Praetor, I completely agree: the lore is too dense to put it all into one book!  If Amplitude ever did make something like what you propose, the first 'toe in the water' (so to speak) would certainly just be a short book with basic rules, races, and a couple of starter adventures.

Yeah just a simple divide between base content for one book and DLCs for the second would probably help it sit better with people anyway.  Almost like an homage to the video roots.