The following interview was held between Wojciech “Sethariel” Żółtański and Delano Lopez – author of “Kratas: City of Thieves”, an Earthdawn sourcebook.

Can you tell us something about your personal experience with Earthdawn?
When was the first time you came upon the game?

I was already playing Shadowrun when Earthdawn first came out in 1993, so I was there at day one. Younger readers may not know that Earthdawn began as a prequel, or spin off of Shadowrun, when both were produced by FASA. Even though I had played many different role playing games, and would continue to play others, Earthdawn quickly became my favorite. I bought every FASA Earthdawn book, (I didn't manage to get all the miniatures, though). The combination of high fantasy, the rebuilding of a post-apocalyptic world, deep history, and Lovecraftian horror, really attracted me to the game. I respected the way that everything in the game world was well thought out - like having a good reason for “dungeons” i.e. kaers - to exist.

The following interview was held between Christoph Prowald (http://earthdawn.blogspot.com), Delano Lopez (main author of the upcoming Kratas: The City of Thieves sourcebook), and Steven J. Black, Eike-Christian Bertram and Carsten Damm from RedBrick Limited.

The following interview was held between Christoph Prowald from earthdawn.blogspot.com, and Hank Woon, author of the upcoming Earthdawn Novel Dark Shadows of Yesterday.

The following interview was held between Christoph Prowald from earthdawn.blogspot.com, Carsten Damm and Hank Woon, regarding the upcoming Earthdawn sourcebook Cathay: The Five Kingdoms.

To give you more insight on the team of developers behind Earthdawn, we're running a series of interviews. This installment spotlights Donovan Winch, who's been with us since Nations of Barsaive: Volume One.

To give you more insight on the team of developers behind Earthdawn, we're running a series of interviews. This installment spotlights RedBrick's founder, James D. Flowers, who's carrying all the responsibility for us.

To give you more insight on the team of developers behind Earthdawn, we're running a series of interviews. This installment spotlights the author of Cathay: The Five Kingdoms, Hank Woon, who's been with us since 2004.

To give you more insight on the team of developers behind Earthdawn, we're running a series of interviews. This installment spotlights the author of Burning Desires, Andrew W. Ragland, who's been with us since the early beginnings.

To give you more insight on the team of developers behind Earthdawn, we're running a series of interviews. This installment spotlights Lars Heitman, who's been with us since development of the Alternative Discipline Mechanics (ADM) in spring of 2005.