Whizbang Dustyboots said:Ooh, calling the new version "Advanced HackMaster" would be very, very cool.
Ooooooohhhhh, yes. yes it would. Great idea!
Whizbang Dustyboots said:Ooh, calling the new version "Advanced HackMaster" would be very, very cool.
ColonelHardisson said:FUDGE no, but OSRIC, yes,
Belen said:Eh...Kalamar is a very boring setting with little to offer over the mainline D&D settings. The Kalamar CS was the first and last thing I ever purchased for Kalamar. The fact that they were forcing me to purchase the setting and a player's guide sucked donkey nuts. I want my rules bundled with the book rather than we forced to consult two books to make it useful.
Teflon Billy said:That said, I'm relatively certain that the D&D logo never sold me on a single one of their products.
Belen said:This does not even account for how poorly they marketed the Necromancer adventures and how difficult it was to be found in gamestores.
Whizbang Dustyboots said:Ooh, calling the new version "Advanced HackMaster" would be very, very cool.
w_earle_wheeler said:Hey Jolly,
Are the old HM books still going to be available through print-on-demand? How about .pdf? Or will the ending of this license prevent you from continuing to sell material made under that license after a certain point in time?
bolen said:How can they publish Hackmaster if they loose the license to D&D. Isn't it very close