Hi,

I know it has been a little while since Anima came out. I only see two books being available and a GM Kit. So will FFG come out with anymore material and if so where would I look to get more information on this game. Thanks.

I wish I could answer that for you. I would suggest emailing or writing the publisher. Perhaps they may actually give you some insight?

I do have an opinion on the books though. Comming from someone whom started Rpg's in 90, I'm very excited that there's not too many books for Anima. There's also a hardback book for Anima:Tactics which may be a conversion-type book (not sure), but It's really just 3 "books" and you have it all. That's so nice compared to D&D, Pathfinder, Rifts, Vampire, and most other games with there dozens and dozens of books.

Anima is designed to be very open format. It's perhaps the most creative fantasy rpg I've come across, which is why I love it so much. You don't need alot of source material because it's designed so the Game Master creates all that.

Thanks.

You say there are three books, I am assuming that one is the game masters tool kit, or is there another book besides the core rules and Gaia?

In English, there exists:

The core Book

GM Kit & Screen (Which comes with a book)

Gaia.

In Spanish, there is (yet translated)

Dominus Exxet (Ki Sourcebook)

Those Who Walked Among Us (Bestiary)

Secrets of the Supernatural (Magic/Summoning/Psychics)

midnightprince said:

Anima Tactics is a nice rulebook and has IMO a more concise and clearer presentation of the settings core elements. It also have loads of bios aof various NPCs. However, it doesn't really add much that the Anima books do not, so its entirely optional.