Oerth Journal #26 is out!

[Mortellan]

Greyhawkery: Oerth Journal #26 Released!

Greyhawk's longest running ezine is back with some articles about lands beyond the Flanaess. Enjoy!

 

[Thanael]

With articles by Erik Mona and Greg Vaughan. Wow...

 

[Truth Seeker]

Oh yes....

 

[Mortellan]

Sorry folks but there has been a snafu with the editing and the staff of Oerth Journal has taken the download offline until it is spiffed up. The links will be active again soon. In the meantime, for those who already got a copy enjoy!

 

[kitcik]

This is my first time reading and I think you have done a great job.

I see that you accept submissions from all different genres, which is great.

However, it would be helppful if the articles specified which genre they relate to. It is difficult to tell different editions without delving into details.

 

[Mortellan]

I don't speak for the OJ definitively but I have a good feel for its staff.

Ideally when I write articles for Greyhawk I try for editionless content. Of course you'll have a need for stats or module info eventually. OJ has been mainly defacto 3.x edition rules for some time now, which is at least backward compatible for fans of older editions. I don't see the OJ putting out any 4e material until there is an outpouring of interest for 4e material or someone steps up to champion it with a slew of useful conversions for Greyhawk. It only takes one person and it could take off, plus who knows, when WotC finally decides to do a full on return to Greyhawk in 4e, that author would be ahead of the game...

 

[kitcik]

I don't speak for the OJ definitively but I have a good feel for its staff.

Ideally when I write articles for Greyhawk I try for editionless content. Of course you'll have a need for stats or module info eventually. OJ has been mainly defacto 3.x edition rules for some time now, which is at least backward compatible for fans of older editions. I don't see the OJ putting out any 4e material until there is an outpouring of interest for 4e material or someone steps up to champion it with a slew of useful conversions for Greyhawk. It only takes one person and it could take off, plus who knows, when WotC finally decides to do a full on return to Greyhawk in 4e, that author would be ahead of the game...

Thanks for the reply. In that case, I have some downloading & reading to do...