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We're a bit late, I know, but Sceaptune Games is able to run a table at least for the D&D Gaming Day on Saturday 21st March in Shipton Bellinger, UK. Location: The Shipton Sports & Social Club, Salisbury Road Shipton Bellinger, Hants, SP9 7UW. It's near Tidworth, if that...

I'd just to add a personal recommendation, here. Harsh has been really great for us - he comes up with spot on magic from very rough specifications and is happy to give his own ideas or be guided. We'd recommend him to anyone.

Thanks kenmarable.

Thanks for this heads-up. What are paizo's standard rates, btw?

Absolutely. I find this is a key component of anti-cheese GMing - not just in d20 but in any system. And it works: players _hate_ having their own workarounds being used against them. It comes down to another golden Rule that may be a GM style rather than House Rule: - Fun with the story's...

Just so UK players are aware, there is a board specifically intended for gamers contact and UK clubs at http://www.ukroleplayers.com/. There's a fair few players who look at it, or who register games and make connections. It's probably been mentioned before but it's worth restating it from...

The second in Sceaptune Games' Singleton Scenarios for RuneQuest: The Lost Isles 2 - Dryhaven, a scenario/sourcebook that can be reused time and again after the scenario's been run through, and all the resources can readily be applied to your own campaign worlds. Use it as a standalone...

Wow! Thanks for volunteering! I'll certainly be in touch with a small trial.

I'll jump on this bandwagon as well if I may. * PM or email me, too, if you're interested, especially if the proofreading is coupled with a playtest offer as well. We mostly offer RQ OGL at present. email editorial (at ) sceaptunegames [dot] co [dot] uk

It's not d20, but it's OGL - RuneQuest. The Lost Isles 1 - Exile Sceaptune Games have released the first of their Singleton Scenarios, a series of scenario/sourcebooks designed for small groups, perhaps as few as a GM and one or two players - perfect for those times when it's difficult to find...

Yeah, I absolutely _love_ his wyrmkin (that dragon thing with the flint spear) - Harsh's brought them to life. And Greeter and the Vermin Drake (the two-legged dragon) are breathtaking.

Fair review, but more typos... A fair review. I quite liked the book (but then, I'm a fan of naval history), and was glad ot see it arrive - the races and roles & skills applicable onboard ship and in a naval environment I think will be useful. An additional set of possible typo's concerning...