Recent content by Holden MaGroin

I have them all, but rarely use them. Some interesting ideas. But for me, with the Quintessential books from Mongoose and the upcoming Class books from Green Ronin - and isn't there another company putting some out - aren't we hitting a bit of a glut in this very narrow topic? Not to mention...

I'm a big fan of Monte, and I've really enjoyed the Fiery Dragon stuff I've got so far (Of Sound Mind rules!) This sounds like a perfect combination. Hopefully, my gaming store will buy enough copies so that they don't sell out in 2 days again (like they did with Of Sound Mind!!) - HM

Perfect! In my game, I'm just starting to put together my dwarven cleric, and I was hoping that someone would release a quality d20 book on dwarves. Of course, leave it to Green Ronin to answer that call! Looking forward to this. - HM

Any others known? I'm wondering about Pramas, since he's active on these boards, and Bruce Cordell, who's fairly active on Monte's boards. - HM

After reading the "interview" I'm beginning to wonder if there really are other people in FDP, or if perhaps they're all just different aspects of James - he's a one man company (or at least a one man interview show). :) Funny stuff! Way to go. - HM

Good thing that's not a vorpal cutting edge, or we'd be one less game store owner! :) - HM

I have it! My store (well, not MY store, but the store I go to) ordered 2 and sold out right away. They re-orded and put one aside for me, which I picked up a few weeks ago, along with some Atlas stuff. I'm still working on a review (my first, so it's taking time)! But, here's a capsule...

d20 companies I'd be interested (in addition to those mentioned) seeing some of the smaller d20 companies in as well (the guys that frequent the boards, anyway): Thunderhead Games, Mystic Eye, Bastion Press, Privateer. Also any of the Sword & Sorcery guys, along with Fiery DRagon and...

I picked Of Sound Mind on the weekend, along with En Route and Beyond the Veil by Atlas Games. It took a little while, since my FLGS sold out the first week (they only bought 2!) I'm hoping to review all 3 this week (my first reviews!), but I can tell you that I was impressed. Solid low-level...

I'll second that! (this seems to be my M.O - I show up after all comments that I would make have already been made). Legions of Hell is great because it's not just another Monster Manual - it's also something like the WotC "enemies" book in that you're given Villains that you can build plots...

Well, if Blockbuster continues with their plans to stop carrying widescreen, maybe you can buy it from them! :) Now I'm really looking forward to this! - HM

Well, I tried to succumb. I went to my local gamestore on saturday, but they had sold out! :( It was my own fault - I could have reserved it, but their d20 stuff doesn't sell out so fast (like it did when 3E first came out), so I figured I'd be safe for a week or so. Wrong! They'll get more...

It seems that ENWorld is listening. PC's adventure seems to be on sale here Of course, I'm still planning on buying at my local place, and failing that, I'll try and order a signed copy from Talon if he's got any left. But for PDFs and stuff, I may use ENWorld from now on. - HM

I'll step in to do some "seconding"-- Books: Go get the GRRMartin Song of Ice and Fire books now. Truly, all other fantasy has been spoiled for me after reading them. It's a long, painful wait until the next book, but since you get to read all of the first 3 together, it shouldn't be too bad...

Where I live, if you have to wear a sweater AND a jacket, then it's a blizzard! :) - HM