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It's too bad that Steve Jackson is so tight fisted with the GURPS property. More licensing of the system, more support of third parties publishing supplements would have gone a long way towards keeps GURPS on something besides life support.

I could swear we've been here before.....the highlights are mine. Die Vecna, Die is more of a campaign than a mere adventure, and it’s arguably the most ambitious thing ever put out for Second Edition AD&D. Die Vecna, Die is no mere adventure, but a massive undertaking for high level...

Now we'll have three separate systems for Planet of the Apes styled rpgs: Apes Victorious - OSR Terra Primate - Unisystem Planet of the Apes - D6 System D6 does have a decent following, curious if the combination of the IP and rules will bring out the fans. Totally agreed on the Sienkiewicz...

Such a great issue! I read that one more than a few times.

As with any d20 system, getting the guns and burst fire sorted out will be interesting.

How about boldly going with black text on white background? ;) Great to hear the game is still popular, and keeps growing!

These are all new. The 1st edition supplement, Ruins of the North, was the adventure companion book to the Rivendell region guide. Completely different set of adventures.

Any third parties making similar dice? I'd be surprised if there wasn't. I've never looked.

The custom dice aren't necessary. They're fun, but not required, and the ST: A book on page 74 has this table: D6 RESULT CHALLENGE DICE RESULT 1 1 2 2 3 0 4 0 5 1, plus Effect 6 1, plus Effect

Or they are just not telling the truth. Possibly hoping to keep it as more of a surprise launch? (which doesn't make much sense either as it wouldn't be a secret when books start arriving at their distribution points) Also, what neat surprises might they have in store for D&D's 50th...

My sincerest condolences. I know she was working on a new version of Central Casting Legendary Heroes. I hope it can get published eventually. The original ones were neat products. (Even if they did have some cultural artifacts) I had no idea how so many of her products were some of my...

My 5 (almost 6) year old, really likes No Thank You Evil. It's a fast easy system that allows for great improv if needed. Lots of supplements to get the game rolling, and lots of options for younger kids. Likely up to 8 or 9. We've had so many sessions, that I now have to keep a campaign log to...

Yup. That's it in a nutshell.

Bwhahahaha!!! Settle down, nothing in any post said I want D&D to fail. Openly hate D&D? Oh goodness. Don't hurt yourself with that reach. I said a dent, so others can have a bigger share. I've been doing the D&D dance for 40+ years, it would be nice to see another system be the big boy on...

For being constantly shocked that corporations behave like this. Ok.....some, not Morrus, others, whom may or may not include people reading this currently, in the future, or have read this, and those making articles in any number of media platforms, up to and including the author of the...

Thanks for stopping by though! At least you took the time. :)

First of all, my heart goes out to ANYONE losing their job at this time of year. In the U.S. it's especially rough as a lot of our health benefits are tied (held hostage) to our job. WotC operates on a different scale than most gaming companies. It's large, 1,000+ employees. D&D, by and large...

They still sell them through DMSGuild. It's part of their legacy. Helps provide programming fodder. Provides advertising for DMSGuild. Provides platform to sell advertising. They're focused on 5th edition, totally get that. Just my two cents of what I'd like to see. I severely doubt...

I 100% agree with you. I don't think they would ever do anything like this, it would be cool but I don't think it will ever happen.

Unknown? Depends on the cross section of D&D players that you ask. I'm all for better subtitles\CC as I turn them on whenever watching a show.