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+<h1>Publisher's Foreword</h1>
+
+<p>
+  I grew up with JRPGs, I learned a lot and I shared powerful emotions and
+  incredible adventures: they're my greatest passion, second only to my love for
+  tabletop RPGs. I felt hatred for Kefka and his laughter; I screamed and cried
+  during "that scene" with the kind Aerith and the brilliant Sephiroth; I felt
+  the smell of gasoline and clanging of metal as I piloted Fei Fong Wong's mech
+  and the Monado gripped in my hands with each of Shulk's strikes; I jumped
+  through time together with Crono, Marie, Lucca and Robo; I was among the Stars
+  of Destiny in Tir's Liberation Army; I smelled the gunpowder from Squall's
+  gunblade; I was moved by Vivi's existential crisis and I fell in love with
+  Tifa. My whole generation fell in love with Tifa. Whenever I finished a JRPG,
+  I felt an emptiness inside. I wanted the plot to continue, I wanted the
+  protagonists I loved and villains I hated to stay with me: every single time,
+  I wished again and again for a tabletop RPG that would allow me to keep those
+  stories and emotions alive. I tried many systems; I hacked and pasted together
+  rules from different games, reskinned like there was no tomorrow, created
+  house rules, but it never worked. I wanted an accurate way to play the JRPGs I
+  loved, to create and experience new stories in the style of my favourite genre
+  with the people at my table, but I could not find anything that truly
+  satisfied me. Now, when I finish a JRPG and feel that familiar emptiness, I
+  can simply schedule a session of Fabula Ultima and fill it whenever I want. I
+  am very happy that Fabula Ultima is the first roleplaying game entirely
+  produced by Need Games. I still remember when Emanuele told me how they wished
+  to write a tabletop RPG based on JRPGs: I said "I know we're small today, but
+  I'd love for this Fabula Ultima to be our first original game!". And so it
+  was. To quote the greatest villain in the history of JRPGs (yes, of course I
+  mean Kefka Palazzo): "Son of a submariner!!!" You're still reading the
+  foreword! Come on! Go ahead, an airship awaits you to set sail for endless
+  adventures...
+</p>