Recent content by CaptainTrips

And it isn't like other companies aren't giving away free PDFs during the time of COVID. Good on Modiphius for giving away the John Carter PDF for free. And if there is some marketing benefit, great - as others have said, you can have multiple goals/outocmes.

There is an archive, at least for this page: http://web.archive.org/web/20110410041800/http://www.loremaster.org/content.php/185-Game-Design-Foundational-Layers-for-4e

I spent about $20 on old Judges Guild PDFs at RPGNow. Then a few days later I spent $60 on Pathfinder products at my FLGS after getting rid of my D&D 4e stuff (PHB, DMG, FRCS, FRPG, H1, H2, H3) at Half Price Books (which financed the Pathfinder purchase). WotC has made my purchasing decisions...

Oh, these are setting products. Al-Qadim is a setting, and a very good one. Sure, there are parts of the books dedicated to new AD&D 2e rule, but it isn't in the minority. The Complete Book of Necromancers, however, does have a much higher rules content since it is part of the Complete Book...

It wasn't assigned to "Billy the new guy" - Eric Mona, James Jocobs, and Jason Buhlman are all involved with Paizo Publishing products (Dragon, Dungeon, Pathfinder), which includes the various Adventure Paths set in Greyhawk. By the way, my apologies if you knew that but were trying to make a...

From the link supplied sbove, this will be a 160 page hard cover book.

Thanks Paizo! Thanks to all of the folks at Paizo, plus the people that contributed articles, for making Dragon and Dungeon even better. I have read Dragon since around issue #13, and subscribed off and on (depending on how involved in gaming I was) since the early 80s. I was about to...

Check out the main Shadowrun RPG site - http://www.shadowrunrpg.com/ Long story short, InMediaRes is negotiating to get the licenses for Shadowrun & Classic Battletech. This may be why Dumpshock is "parked".