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XDM: X-Treme Dungeon... [Read More] | | | | Critter Cache 6: Lovecraftian Bestiary | | | | To my perception, one of the biggest hits among Game Masters, is a big old book of monsters. When Chaosium had opportunity under the OGL and their deal with Wizards of the Coast, who produced a full... [Read More] | | | | Wilderlands of High Fantasy | | | | The background, this was the first setting published for D&D predating Greyhawk. It was published in a number of parts with the City State of the Invincible Overlord and Wilderlands of High... [Read More] | | | | RuneQuest 2 | | | | Runequest is set in the world of Glorantha, which was created by Greg Stafford originally and used as the setting for the White Bear Red Moon boardgame. This has several features which were unusual... [Read More] | | | | Hero's Handbook: Eladrin | | | | As a primary game master, Hero’s Handbook, Eladrin, pleasantly surprised me. The book includes a wide range of information that will be useful to gamers of different stripes. The tome is illustrated... [Read More] | | | | The world's premier fan community for Dungeons & Dragons news and more! | | | Friday, 20 December, 2009 | | | New for Subscribers For EN World subscribers - I've just begun adding the back-catalogue of Emerald Press' COMBAT ADVANTAGE supplement. COMBAT ADVANTAGE #1: POWER KNOWLEDGE is now in the downloads area. I aim to get all 13 back-issues up by Christmas. The next new issue of COMBAT ADVANTAGE (#15) is in January. D&D 4th Edition News- Book of Rituals Preview Goodman Games has posted a PDF preview of the upcoming Azagar’s Book of Rituals. It includes the table of contents, introduction, and excerpts from the binding rituals chapter.
- Review of Medieval Bestiary: Orc Culture Get some Orc Power in your Campaign by checking out this review of the new supplement for the Feudal Lords Setting by Alea Publishing Group.
- Review of Combat Advantage #14 Add some savagery to your Campaign with CA #14’s articles on Role-Playing Mercenary Characters, a new Barbarian-Beastform Paragon Path, and conniving Goblin Crimelords. [Note - CA14 is available to EN World subscribers].
- Review of the Iron Gazetteer The book for 4E dwarves, reviewed at the Neuroglyph blog.
- Hump Day Hazard The tricks and dangers of the Magnet Stone hazard.
D&D 3.5/OGL NewsPathfinder News- Interview with Ben McFarland (Pt.3) Rite Publishing continues with their interview of this ENnie award wining designer (Kobold Quarterly, Tales of Zobeck) as he talks about what makes a good Pathfinder product, his favorites, and what role his newest project Breaking of Fostor Nagar will playing the PFRPG community.
Other News- Real American H.E.R.O.es For Spycraft 2.0, by Crafty Games. Fight for freedom — or crush it — in this brand new world of four-color military fantasy where the good guys wear green, the bad guys wear blue, and great notions like democracy and justice prevail over evil in half-hour segments! Recruiting starts today!
- Review of EXPO - The Magic of White City The RPG Examiner reviews the perfect setting for a turn of the century campaign: The 1893 Chicago World’s Fair.
- Review of Kobold Quarterly #11 The word from Mobius Adventures.
| | | Wednesday, 18 November, 2009 | | | | D&D 3.5/OGL News Other News You may have seen this before as it's been floating round the intrawebs for a few days. But in case you haven't - Sean McNally is an artist and animator and came up with an original and memorable way to get his resume looked at by game studios: he made it look like a D&D character sheet. | | | Check out our sponsors! | | Latest Content! | | Meet Our Columnists! |  | Erik
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