Sagas and E-RPG material once called www.ironwoodnexus.com home. Ironwood Omnimedia is the game publisher. They release the products and sell them when they are ready to go. However, Ironwood is not technically involved with the game development. The development of Sagas is an independant operation. While Ironwood exapnds to encompass a broader range of products, fans of E-RPG want a site that focuses just on the game itself. So that Sagas doesn’t get lost at its origional home by an influx of new projects, we decided to give it its own place.
Besides, its about time Sagas got its own room anyways 
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Ironwood Omnimedia is the publisher of Sagas RPG and all E-RPG related content. Ironwood brings people and projects together at their home at www.ironwoodnexus.com.
The Sagas RPG is the premier Role Playing created by Ruel Knudson and published by Ironwood Omnimedia Company. Sagas RPG is a universal role-playing game system and encompasses an unlimeted spectrum of gameplay oppurtunities. At SagasRPG.com we have set up a base camp for Sagas Game development. Here we can better inform our customers and recieve greater focus on E-RPG and Sagas.
The Sagas RPG Community is where our you can meet and discuss other players, game masters, and developers to discuss and share content. Registered users get first hand information on news, events, and products currently under development, as well as being able to coordinate games and gatherings. Registered users also get special discount coupons and community newsletters. There are also several froums within the community for different Sagas Games, content sharings, and groups such as Game Master and Testing. Click here to go to the SagasRPG Community.
The quickest way is to look at the Nexus forums help desk. You can also send an e-mail to our Webmaster.
In their original form (PnP) these games were played with one player as the Game Master. The GM plays as a kind of story teller and referee. The GM describes the events of the game and players make choices on how their character’s interact in the game. In many cases these actions are decided by dice rolls. These rolls are often effected by the statistics of the characters created by the players.
There are no winners and losers in an RPG. These games are played simply for the joy of it, and also, like in any good story, to see what happens next. Because players have direct control of the characters in the story the story is always changing. This keeps games growing and becoming more interesting over time.
RPG’s are one of the most unique forms of entertainment today. They combine the stories and elements of all major types of media but ultimately give full control to the audience (players).
A Role-Playing Game (RPG) is an interactive game where players create a character with which they control through a story or adventure. There are various types of RPG’s. RPG’s were created to be played with a rule-set and dice (Pen and Paper or PnP games) but are now also a popular genre of computer and console games. The lure of RPG’s is commonly the ability to create and play a game and story that is at least in part definable by the player.
The E-RPG System is an epic and unique rule set created specifically for players. Most rule sets focus on how their game worlds or settings work and these rules are restricted to that philosophy. E-RPG was designed to be played by any type of player within any type of world, story, or setting, even ones you may be playing and designed for a completely different system.
Play Testing: At this time we are currently play testing, in both alpha and beta stages, several products. if you join the Sagas RPG Forum. Community members are the first to be made aware of any changes, updates, or special notices for testing and release information.
Development: Interested in working on Sagas RPG development? We have opportunities for artists in various roles for our projects. Click here, to see a list of current projects and the oppurtunities available for each.
You may have already tried different online groups as well as game scheduling with your local hobby/game store but this doesn’t always help. The Ironwood Nexus has a game scheduler where you can post your game for other players.
We are still building our list of questions and answers for Project Development. Please be patient and check back shortly for any updates. Thank you.
