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I've just published my second sword and sorcery novel, The Staff of Sakatha. Please take a look at Barnes and Noble or Amazon. It is $2.99 ********************* Jon Gray arrives in a foreign land in search of both an ancient relic from the era of the Old Empire and an alliance with the fierce...

Nook Process I found .ePub to be far easier than .prc as a file format. .ePub is for the Nook and .prc is for the Kindle. The main issue with .ePub is that it picked up the tags better. I write in MS Word 2010 and then save as a Web Page, Filtered. As far as getting my book up on the website...

Cash I hope people will buy and enjoy the book! :-) That being said, please feel free to criticize away. I'm a big boy. Well, not literally. Tom Liberman

I recently published a fantasy novel, The Staff of Naught for the Kindle and Nook. I hope some of you might enjoy it. Please take a look at: Nook or Kindle for details. Thank you for taking the time to look at my book. Tom Liberman

New Sessions Back at it! After a bit of an absence we've gotten back into the Scales of War recently. We had a couple of sessions that concluded the Temple Between that were just battles and not very exciting but we've moved on to the seventh adventure now. Our GM has substituted a homebrew...

Session 5 We are now five sessions into The Girl in Glass. We had our best MapTool session last night and everyone is really getting used to playing via Virtual Tabletop. See the Home Page of the Wiki or the Recap page for details about the adventure. They are getting deeply into the...

No, no, not at all. I'm so far enjoying The Temple Between the most of the Scales Modules so far. The role-playing with the Aspect of Moradin was awesome. You can check out how we handled it at my SoW Wiki. The investigation leading up to the Mountainroot Temple was logical and fun as well...

Writer Replies! Thank you for the reply. Sorry about full Rant mode there. Dialing back toward calm, breathing steady, heart rate slowing ... :-) The second group did show up in the third round but our GM gave us a Surprise Round so we had four actions (we all used our Action Points). At...

I'm playing in a Scales of War campaign and we just finished a two session 5+ hour battle and I'm going to rant a little. I'm sure Ari Marmell is an excellent guy and a fine writer but this was beyond horrendous. Has anyone else done this battle? Basically you are tricked into using all...

GiG Updates Wiki Here: The Girli n Glass Recap Here: Recap We're three sessions into the Adventure Path and things are going well. Maptool has given me a few unanticipated issues but we are mostly worked through them and moving right along. The group met one of the BBEG that will be...

I agree that Obsidian Wiki markup and format is limited but with a little creativity you can get around those issues. The journal I just use a portal to each session so it is merely a series of links each session. I get around the image limitation by putting pictures in my SkyDrive and then...

Obsidian Portal I agree. I kept my own Wiki for a bit but Obsidian Portal is a great deal easier although limited. The Wiki markup is limited but good enough. I've found a few workarounds that make it fairly ideal for me. You can check out my latest Campaign: The Girl in Glass. We just got...

Hey Rechan, My plan is to make each Campaign file available for free download when we finish playing. I'm tweaking so much that I'm a little shy about releasing them until after I've corrected some of the big problems. I'm going to release each module in the same way so all the material will...

The Girl in Glass Overview Ok Ranger Wickett! The Girl in Glass is an eighteen part homebrew Adventure Path set in and around the city state of Tanelorn where the Grey Lord enforces a path of absolute neutrality. It takes a group of young adventurers from 1st to 30th level using Dungeon and...

Hello all, We've started my latest homebrew Adventure Path story arc, The Girl in Glass, and I'm posting all game related information on an Obsidian Portal Wiki The Girl in Glass I'm using MapTool to run the game. I'll post a weekly recap of events in a First Person point of view similiar...

Solution I agree with the earlier post that most of the arguments being debated here are rehash of what has already been said in piracy threads. That being the case. I pose this question: What is the solution? First, the problem: Intellectual Property in digital format will always present...

iDDI Store Excellent formatting with that article although I haven't had a chance to fully read it. As an aside, or likely a forked thread if anyone is interested, I think the best business model WOTC could adopt is a iDDI Store model with people like you writing articles, posting them on...

Sep 29 Session scalesofwar - home I just updated the Wiki for those who might still be intersted in our travels through the Scales of War Adventure Path. We are currently fairly well into the The Temple Between. We play every other tuesday although we will have another session this coming...

Wow. Really great advice from everyone. I'll take a look at those books but the above has me completely intrigued. What if all enemies defenses instead of being numbers were simply: Very, Easy, Easy, Moderate, Hard, Elite or some sort five point system with players simply knowing they must...

Thanks! I appreciate the replies. I've looked at some of the suggestion and I'm still ruminating on a decision. I really like the concept behind Healing Surges because if frees up the Cleric/Druid/Paladin character. I'm leaning towards keeping them but there are potentially drastic effects to...