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Now that I am no longer a staff reviewer for RPGNow.com, I'd definitely be interested in pursuing this opportunity. I sent you an email this morning . . . ! Take care . . .

I'm one of the (paid) staff reviewers for RPGNow.com, so if you do decide to distribute your new book over there, I'd be more than happy to review it for you! (I'm always hungry for more psionics material, and would love the opportunity to help get the word out about a new quaility psionics...

I did look there, but I didn't find anything overly usable - only 72 dpi versions of the graphic, and I can't imagine publishers are expected to use that when printing their d20 books . . .

I'm putting together a d20 product, and I need to attach the d20 System Logo to it, but all I'm finding is a small 72 dpi version of the logo at WotC's website. Am I just missing it somewhere?

Thanks for the input; I appreciate it. The violation I stumbled across is that the publisher is using the d20 logo on a product that basically reprints spells from the SRD without including the actual Open Game License anywhere in the product. As I understood the OGL, a publisher MUST include...

What should you do? Report it to Wizards? Contact them directly? Go to their house and fireball their dog? (I didn't quite know where to post this question; hope this is as okay a place as any . . . !)

Guiding Knights In Unorthodox Knights (written by Sean Holland, James Spahn, Arthur Borko and editor The Le), six variant knight classes and one prestige class, are brought together in a 47-page .pdf. This isn't just a book of "crunch." Each class receives just over a page of background...

Good Gloves, Good Price 17 Magic Gloves is part of The Le Games' 17 series (other installments include 17 Magic Weapons, 17 Magic Hats & Helmets and 17 Magic Rings). This 17-page product, as the name implies, is a collection of several magic gloves that can be readily dropped into your...

We would be interested in receiving both press releases and review materials. (Sorry for the delay in response - October is a busy time for us at Geek in the City, and a lot of what we cover during this month ties into Halloween and horror, so a lot of what we normally carry gets reshuffled to...

Get lost in 'The Underhill Court' Written by Alexander Bennett with art by Cris Griffin and Jimmy "Dreadjim" Ling, this 34-page supplement details a new adventure location. The Underhill Court is a fairy-like kingdom populated by the sidhe, an ancient race of warriors, artists and adventurers...

I have a review of 'The Underhill Court' from Dog Soul Publishing I can post as soon as it's added to the publishing database . . .

Some new creatures to make your players look twice From Reality Deviants Publications is Monsters of Illusion, by Kenneth "Axel" Carlsson and artwork again from Jason Walton. (I wasn't aware of Jason Walton's work prior to reading these two supplements, but I really liked what I saw and look...

Inpsiring NPCs in a well-thought-out package After spending just over a page discussing the importance of having unique villains in a role-playing game, and then about as much time explaining how orcs can be used to fill that antagonist role, Reality Deviants Publications' A Touch of Evil...

Take the plunge with 'Stormwrack' Stormwrack is the third Dungeons & Dragons Environment Series Supplement from Wizards of the Coast, following 2004's Frostburn and Sandstorm, released earlier this year. While Frostburn focused on arctic environments and Sandstorm covered the desert...

Among other things (movies, comics, etc.), Geek in the City (http://www.geekinthecity.com) reviews roleplaying game material (we recently just reviewed Malhavoc Press' 'The Year's Best d20' and 'Iron Heroes,' and have a review of 'Stormwrack' on the way). If any game publishers are interested...

Among other things (movies, comics, etc.), Geek in the City (http://www.geekinthecity.com) reviews roleplaying game material (we recently just reviewed Malhavoc Press' 'The Year's Best d20' and 'Iron Heroes,' and have a review of 'Stormwrack' on the way). If any game publishers are interested...

I am a reviewer for Geek in the City (http://www.geekinthecity.com), and would be interested in reviewing your products. I've just emailed you. Thanks!

Checking in . . . I thought I'd post here to see if anyone's heard back re: the testing Dog Soul conducted. I submitted my completed test a week ago, and while I don't mind waiting for a response, I was wondering if anyone else had heard anything (positive or negative) from them.

I, too, just sent in my editing test (this morning, in fact). I'm looking forward to hearing back from Dog Soul Publishing, and hopefully you like my work enough to bring me on, but if nothing else, I appreciate the opportunity and the experience. Thank you.

Sounds good. I sent a reminder email last night. Thanks!