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Please bear with me if this has been asked and answered before - I couldn't find anything. So far I've skipped War of the Burning Sky because my shelf is already full of LotR/Dragonlance-like save the world scenarios, but Zeitgeist sounds like it's more up my alley. So I saw the Milestone...

Thanks! This edition was possible thanks to some coincidences (a DVD publisher wanting to target their marketing at role playing gamers and anime fans and a Microlite 20 fan in the position to decide about the marketing tool - me). ("ROG" game?)

I am a bit surprised that no one has mentioned a computer game influence yet. I mean, 4e has been accused of trying to lure MMORPG gamers over to p&p RPGs by catering to their aesthetics, and here we have a visual cue if there ever was one. Compare Winterhaven to Anvil from The Elder Scrolls IV...

This is a more difficult situation than with 3e. When 3e was announced, it was a year before the the first book would appear, so the stores were given time to adapt. Also, they were actively discouraged to stock too much 2e stuff in hopes for a collectors market. WotC emphasized this by...

Argh. That's what you get when you overload Firefox with tabs...

I'm a bit surprised. I posted a question yesterday, inside the one-hour timeframe, and I saw the post after submitting it - - - but now it's gone. It may be too late for the official interview but this is a question that needs an answer sooner or later: If there is a "poison pill" clause, what...

But that was something the originators of the OGL were very aware of. There was a retailer seminar at Gen Con (either in 1999 after the 3e announcement or in 2000 when 3e appeared) where Ryan Dancey explained the implications of open gaming to store owners. He was asked that very question by...

If the poison pill clause is there, what effect does that have on products "Published By Lulu" (or similar venues)? (Some PoD services provide ISBNs so that products can be sold through Amazon and the book trade, making those PoD services legally the publishers of the books. But how should a...

The US-printed LULU hardcovers are very, very solid and sturdy! (The European-printed softcovers, less so...)

Greywulf has put my Revised Character Sheet up on the Macropedia. It was a by-product of another project that I can talk about in short while. Another by-product was this map that I will soon make available to the Macropedia as well.

Which still leaves the question of why a French Collectable Card Game magazine publishes this D&D 4 Role Playing Game preview in English... I mean, it is not all that surprising. I remember that back in the nineties I learned of new US releases through the pages of Casus Belli. French...

I am planning something Microlite-ish right now and this was crossing my mind as well. My solution is to raise any two skills +1 per level. That way a player could still raise his "main skill" every level while also getting better at select other skills. If spread out evenly it's more like...

From the rules: "A Cleric can Turn Undead with a successful Magic Attack. DC is the current Hit Points of the Undead. If the DC is exceeded by 10 it is destroyed. This can be used (2 + Level + MIND Bonus) times per day." And attack spells: http://www.enworld.org/showpost.php?p=3159777&postcount=111

It should work perfectly with The Microlite Campaign.

A short while ago here Brazil was mentioned as getting different PHB art.

See John Kim's review of the finished product

More like this? (Also a WAR artwork, used in promotion of 4e...) Ok, it's a green dragon, and I have to admit that its theme would make a perfect PHB cover. But I guess/hope they are going to use it as the cover for an introductory product - a Basic Box or something similar. But still - all...

... MicoLlite 20 is like a Erol Otus painting on a grain of rice. Greywolf & Co, consider yourself lucky. Big ad companies get paid enormous sums of money to come up with claims like this.