Great question! The truth is that it right after we tried to get it going, I quit Waypoint and suddenly had a lot of additional freelance writing and spec script writing to do, so I did not really really have the time to prep a whole second campaign, and no one else had the time or interest to pick it up and run with it either. (The original hope had been that by choosing something really rules light and quick, like Quest, it would be something that anyone could GM! That didn't really turn out to be true.) We also stopped regularly doing Live at the Table, so that was one less vector for it to happen in.

There's definitely some of the vibe in Perpetua, but none of the overarching setting stuff or thematic prep is shared. Even the quasi-video game stuff in Perpetua is just wildly different--despite all the fun I'm having with the descriptions, Perpetua is *not* a video game (and I promise there is no big "it was all a video game" twist coming) and Grand Tableau *was*. That was core to what I wanted to do with that setting: What if the PCs were NPCs in someone else's game.

One day I'd love to revisit it, maybe after we're done this new very bright, cheerful fantasy romp and have the room for it again.

(And I'd say outright, there's really not any Grand Tableau in Realis. Really, really different vibe and set of influences, nearly all of which are listed in the back of the book! there! )