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I wasn't really sure where to put this thread. "Order of the Stick" threads are always here in General, and Media Lounge seems to be exclusively movies, TV shows, and books, and since "Something*Positive" is occasionally about RPGs, I figured I'd give General a try. Moderators, please feel...

I really enjoyed the stirge and minotaur books that Behemoth3 came out with. I'd have loved to have seen the remorhaz one as well.

Joe, have you seen today's "Something*Positive" strip yet? Link: something positive: archive

For those of you who had been following this thread and had expressed hopes that another company would pick up this series, I'm very pleased to announce that the fine folks at Skirmisher Publishing have done just that. Check out the following link for details...

Good idea, Mark. Done.

Matthew, that's despicable! And I thought I had it bad with my measly little $180.00! I'm sorry to hear that mine was not an isolated incident; I can only hope that your litigation (or better yet, just the mere threat of it) gets you the money you so richly deserve. If this is the way that...

I don't like coffee, but I do like coffee ice cream. Weird.

There was also "The Three Doctors," an episode feature the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Doctors, as well as "The Two Doctors," featuring the 2nd and 6th Doctors.

CITY SUPPLEMENT 2: AERIE By Justin Alexander Dream Machine Productions product number CS 0002 19-page PDF, $2.00 City Supplement 2: Aerie is the second in Dream Machine Productions' line of fantasy cities, and this one is a vast improvement over the first. For one thing, Justin decides to drop...

In the interest of "going public" with the good as well as the bad, I just wanted to let everyone know that I received a money order in the mail today for $120.00 from Sean Frolich and Deborah Balsam of Dog Soul Publishing. It took them a year and a half, but they finally paid me what they owed me.

1. I generally dislike psionics; if I must deal with them, I use the "psionics = magic" option. 2. I dislike Tome of Battle, and we do not use it in our campaign. 3. We've never had a problem with fighters, although I don't think we've ever had a really high-level fighter. 4. Likewise...

LOCALES, VOLUME ONE By Nicholas A. Kristof The Fantasy Cartographic product number TFC001 46-page PDF, $3.00 Locales, Volume One is the very first product from a brand-new RPG company, The Fantasy Cartographic. As you might expect from a company with such a name, this product is a series of...

Thanks, Shazman! I've taken the Ogre War Hulks off of the recommended errata list, as their BAB oddity was the only thing that had them on it in the first place.

As for why I, as a staff reviewer, don't have any reviews of the 4E material, it's rather simple: the 4E game doesn't seem like anything I'd enjoy, and thus it's not anything I'd choose to spend my own money on. Likewise, for its part, Wizards of the Coast has apparently decided to stop sending...

THE ART OF WOR ADVENTURE ART PACK SET 1: ELVEN WOMEN VOLUME 1 By Jeff Walker and Dave Wainio Three Sages Games product number 3SG-4001 $15.95 Three Sages Games has come out with a series of loose-page compilations of NPCs, magic items, and short adventure scenarios for their Art of Wor campaign...

Well, let's hope that your posts here prompt the company in question to contact you about the payment they owe you. It worked for me with Dog Soul Publishing - the contact part, if not the payment part (although I did get $60.00 thus far of the $180.00 that I was owed) - as pretty much every...

Thanks for the confirmation, HandofMystra!

GM GEMS: A COLLECTION OF GAME MASTER INSPIRATION By project manager Stephen S. Greer Goodman Games product number GMG4371 66-page PDF, $15.99 GM Gems is a self-described "system-neutral collection of tips, tables, and inspirational articles" intended to make a Game Master's life a bit easier...

SHADOWDALE: THE SCOURING OF THE LAND By Richard Baker, Eric L. Boyd, and Thomas M. Reid Wizards of the Coast product number 955697200 $29.95, 160 pages SPOILER ALERT: As always, it's difficult to review an adventure without giving away parts of the plot. If you intend to run a PC through this...

I'm afraid I have no information to aid you in your quest, but if you don't mind me asking a question of my own: is this movie a sequel to "A Christmas Story?" I know there is a sequel to "A Christmas Story" with "Summer" in the title (and it involved a spinning top battle, among other things)...