g026r wrote:
TimeMaster had:

The boxed set
TimeTricks book
GM screen (plus adventure)
7 adventures (Assassin Queen, Terrible Swift Ford, Cleopatra Gambit, Temples of Blood, Crossed Swords, Sea Dogs of England, Whom the Gods Destroy)

I think that's everything Pacesetter released, at least.

Orphyte may have released some adventures of their own after they bought the rights, but I don't know for certain.

bbarsh wrote:

I think they just bought out the stock. Though I have seen it othe places. In fact, I just picked up:


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and


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bbarsh wrote:
Big Pacesetter fan here. Chill was an excellent game. In fact, you can use Chill products as supplements for your CoC campaign. I have never cared for the Mayfair version. Mayfair really lost the "spirit" of Chill and tried way too hard to make it a true Horror rpg.

Timemaster was ok, Star Ace - not so much. TM and SA only had a handful of products and went up against some pretty tough competition at the time. SA never had a chance and TM just never stuck.

All Pacesetter rpgs use the same rule mechanic so they are easy to learn.

They also produced a game called Sandman - simply awesome. Problem was that it came out just before Pacesetter disappeared.

Pacesetter also produced two stand alone games (board games) Wabbit Wampage and Black Morn Manor - both of which I highly recommend. I think Wabbit had a follow-up called Wabbit Wevenge, but I don't have it and have never spent the time search it out. Probably should though because I think that would be the last item for my Pacesetter collection.  

I will be adding all the Pacesetter stuff to the Acaeum Wiki over the next couple weeks. Just finished scanning all the pics for upload.

I really need to find out who has the rights to Chill at this time....Mayfair is gone - bought by daVinci Games who I know nothing about.