revised. Talislanta Geographica (1992) was a 16-page softcover book containing a referee's screen, a poster map of the continent of Talislanta, and various types of geographical information, including wind and water currents, major conflicts, and four adventure outlines. The map text was written by Peter Adkison and George Lowe, and the adventures were written by Jeff Goldman and George Lowe. The Archaen Codex (1992), a 180-page softcover book by Stephen Michael Sechi, was an update on variant magic rules, including spells, skills, magic items and books. Thystram's Collectanea (1993), a 150-page softcover book by Stephen Michael Sechi, was an updated bestiary, containing details of all known flora and fauna. The Scent of the Beast (1992), by Jonathan Tweet, the first full-length Talislanta adventure Quantrigue (1993), by Stephen Michael Sechi and Tony Herring, another full length adventure Sarista (1994), a 72-page book by Mike McDonald and Peter Adkison about the nomadic people known as the Sarista. WotC's final Talislanta book was the full-length campaign Sub-Men Rising (1994) by Robin Laws. In an announcement printed on the last page, WotC announced that this would be "the last Talislanta book from Wizards of the Coast"; Talislanta products would now be published by Daedalus Entertainment, a small Canadian company that had produced the game Feng Shui. However, Daedalus went out of business before its version was published. 10th anniversary edition (Pharos Press) In 1997, Pharos Press acquired the license to Talislanta in order to produce a new edition of the game in time for the tenth anniversary of Talislanta. Pharos had an ambitious plan to expand and revise all previously published material, then combine it one book. Plagued by production delays, Pharos got as far as producing a few ashcans, but failed to publish a product by the end of the year. Because they had missed the tenth anniversary, trademark holder Stephen Michael Sechi rescinded their license. 4th edition (Shooting Iron and Morrigan Press) A small company called Shooting Iron acquired the license and in 2001 produced Talislanta Fantasy Role-playing, a 502-page 4th edition that was largely based on the never-published Pharos Press 10th anniversary edition. Shooting Iron also published the supplement Midnight Realm in 2005, a 152-page book detailing the plane of existence known as The Darkness, but then relinquished the license. Morrigan Press acquired the license to Talislanta and published the following supplements under Shooting Iron's 4th edition rules: Talislanta Menagerie (2005),