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I can't recall a canonical reference offhand, but the genealogy lists Durin VII & Last as the grandson of Dain Ironfoot, and given the dwarven myths about Durin's reincarnation, he'd be the likely leader of any reclamation. (Weirdly, Durin VII is not marked as being a king of the dwarves. That's...

The Dracula Dossier for Night's Black Agents brought in more than £87,000 ($125,000+). And while I'm at it - Hillfolk got just short of $94,000. Both Pelgrane Press.

In the Alternate Versions appendix of the Night's Black Agents core rulebook, it discusses adding psychic powers and other supernatural abilities (and also talks about which powers you can take from MUTANT CITY BLUES without causing problems).

There are stats for Cannibal Pigs and other NPCs in the back of the Karma sourcebook, IIRC.

Charlie Stross' Singularity Sky/Iron Sunrise books are remarkable Travellerish - you've got humanity scattered across the stars by alien forces, ships jumping from one system to another, no (well, limited) FTL communication... (well, the man did invent the Githyanki, I guess he probably did play...

Heh. I just had a thought - plug those into Cafepress or something, and you get....Condition Hats! An easy reference for the DM - just look and your players' heads, and see what's wrong with them! Stack hats for multiple effects!

There'll definitely be a sidebar on the effects of making jumps instantaneous, or using a B5/Trekesque FTL drive instead. The core book will be OTU-flavoured, but I'm also aware that I have to make it capable of running Starship Troopers and other settings with minimal tweaking. (I've got my own...

(disclaimer: I wrote both Ragged Edge and The Cold Equations). Cold Equations was designed as an introduction to the Babylon 5 setting. It starts out with the PCs being trapped on a shuttle, where they get to chat to various NPCs who happen to represent key elements of the B5 setting (there's a...

If I remember correctly, one of Leto II's goals in the Golden Path was to create a new strain of humanity who didn't show up in his visions of the future, thus freeing us from the trap of prophetic predestination. Therefore, he wanted something he couldn't expect.

It was originally 1d20 - it got changed in playtesting because people complained at the low levels about being able to get a Hyperion one day, and then not even getting EarthForce to return their calls the next day. Thank you all for the positive comments about B52E, and the Ragged Edge (I'm...

Last year's Christmas special was an hour long. You're probably thinking of the Children in Need special, which showed the immediate aftermath of Nine's regeneration, as opposed to the episode with the Robot Santas.

I saw there was an update notice on the mailing list. I clicked, thinking 'it's been months since I read any of the Wyre stuff. I'll have forgotten everything, it'll be boring, and I've better things to do than read a half-page of wierd ramblings.' What a fool I was. Better than ever, Sep...

That's the episode called Disaster, I think.

The system: Vampire. (Or, more accurately, Vampire/Mage/Werewolf with a special guest appearance by Mulder and Scully. Seriously. We were about 14.) The plot: A massive investigation to find out which of the noble vampires of London is working for an evil spider-demon called Atlach-Nacha. The...

Nope. Look at the Mongoose B5 RPG corebook. There's an introduction written by JMS in there. It hasn't always been zero.