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Why were the links to the Ryan Chaddock Games products deleted? Those products are officially-licensed in the same vein as the other tie-ins. In fact, it could be argued that they are more closely-related to the "core" Numenera products because they are tabletop RPG supplements set in the same universe as Numenera.
Additions to the Fiction table
editThere have been more fiction books released since The Poison Eater. I would update the table myself, but I don't really understand the Table template. For the benefit of someone who's more familiar with tables, here's the information.
Short stories:
- Tales From the Ninth World is already in the table, but it's missing it's ISBN. Here it is: 978-1-939979-03-2
- More Tales From the Ninth World, by Monte Cook & Shanna Germain, August 26, 2015.
- Tales Beyond the Ninth World, by Monte Cook, Shanna Germain, and others, November 2016.
- The Mechanical Bard: Ninth World Tales, by Andrew Montgomery-Hurrell, Jason Fuhrman, Petteri Sulonen, Chris Sniezak, June 20, 2014. ISBN-13: 9781519590404
Novels:
- The Night Clave, by Monte Cook & Shanna Germain, November 2017.
ISBN-13: 978-0857667205 The second full-length novel set in the Ninth World. It follows a secretive group who covertly fight against the tyranny of a corrupt Aeon Priest.
- Tomorrow's Bones, by Shanna Germain, December 2019. ISBN unknown
It tells the story of the crew of Nye, an intelligent pirate ship, plying the seas of the Ninth World.
- Do you have sources for these? Otherwise they'd be unreferenced additions. Sciencefish (talk) 09:55, 24 January 2022 (UTC)
Removal of Information
editI'm sorry, I'm not good with Wikipedia and I'm not invested in this RPG system, but I do have a problem with vandalism, so I wanted to let somebody know. The version from 1 December 2019 (23:30 (UTC)) contained notes about the additional languages, the award listings that have since been removed - and probably some other stuff as well, as the first commenter on this page alluded to. (I only noticed because I had an archived version of the article on my PC and talked to a friend over the phone about the game.) --80.141.85.93 (talk) 02:46, 5 May 2022 (UTC)