HELLAS: Worlds of Sun & Stone - an RPG by Michael L. Fiegel and Jerry D. Grayson

Links, Reviews and Podcasts

Posted by aeon on Aug 31st, 2010

Game Master Show Princes of the Universe Discussion - We had the chance to talk with Jerry Grayson recently. To be fair, Jerry tracked us down, ducked taped us all to chairs and did unspeakable things.
Game Master Show Hellas Gameplay Podcast (1 of 2) - Today, we delve deep into the annuls of history, and into the depths of space with an adventure that I hope feels like a trip back to ancient Argos.
Game Master Show Hellas Gameplay Podcast (2 of 2) - Our heroes are trapped on an island in Slipspace, monsters of the unknown infest the place, and an armada of Zoran ships has just passed by on its way to Delphi.
OgreCave.com Audio Report: PAX & Hellas - At the (26:00) mark, we drop in Mike’s interview from the PAX ’08 show floor with Michael Fiegel and Jerry Grayson, creators of the Hellas RPG. The trio talks up everything from 300 in space and D&D 4e, to hot blue chicks seen at Gen Con.
Dirigible of Pain Gencon 2008 Hellas Gameplay Session - Jerry Grayson (with some color commentary by Michael Fiegel) plays Hellas with some folks at Gencon 2008. Not Safe For Work language and concepts.
Game Master Show Hellas Recap (Link nonfunctional at the moment) - The Game Master Show podcast reviews their Hellas play sessions.
Game Master Show Interview with Mike & Jerry (Link nonfunctional at the moment) - Game Masters talk with Jerry and Mike about Hellas.

UK Roleplayers Review of Hellas - Dave McAlister is a dedicated geek, combining his enjoyment of roleplaying games with website design and runs UK Role Players.
ENWorld review of Hellas - "I can’t recommend this book enough to anyone looking for something new and fun." - DT Butchino
RPG.net review by Jez Gray - An "Ancient Greek" flavoured sci-fi extravaganza that should appeal to fans of films like "Jason and the Argonauts" and "300". Epic metaplot shouldn't deter those who just want some space operatic action.
RPG.net review by James Gillen - (W)hile the concept of ancient Greeks in space might not have occurred to most gamers before, after reading this book it becomes highly attractive.
RPG.net review by Kieran Turley - An excellent RPG for those looking for a space opera game with lots of flavour.
RPG.net review by Matt Slepin - A very nice game with a wonderfully evocative and approachable setting about being a big, damn, Hellenic Hero in Space.