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Hi all, This week's issue contains: Developer's Notes: Ravenloft's Champions of Darkness - a sneak peek inside the definitive book on creating and playing anti-heroes in the Domains of Dread. Hauntings and Horrors: America by Andrew Hind - Ghostly goings-on from the pages of America's...

Hi all, This week's issue leads off with a trio of "vile" prestige classes from Wolfgang Baur, the coauthor of Green Ronin's ASSASSIN'S HANDBOOK and SECRET COLLEGE OF NECROMANCY; the classes are most suited to rogues, assassins, and other scoundrels. Steve Miller returns with another...

Hi all, As Phil Reed already pointed out, a subscriber gets 52 weekly issues from the time the sub gets processed, plus access to the archives Phil mentioned. This week I posted issue #16; we've been posting issues since the beginning of July. An issue runs between 10,000 and 15,000 words each...

Hi folks, The new issue leads off with an article by Wizards' Director of RPG R&D, Bill Slavicsek, on how the SHADOW CHASERS minigame evolved into the d20 MODERN RPG. There's also an article by Vincent Paul Cooper that details a militaristic order and prestige class, Plot Points detailing...

All, This week's issue has a prestige-class excerpt from Wizards' Book of Vile Darkness as the lead feature. The issue also contains a new Analects Arcane by Owen K. C. Stephens and an article with 40 adventure hooks all based around a typical fantasy castle. My editorial talks about some of...

Hi all, This week's issue has an interview with Ed Stark, the Design Manager of the D&D game at Wizards, on the controversial Book of Vile Darkness. Steve Miller has another installment of his world-building column in which he talks about alternative rules for holy symbols and details a...

Hello all, This week, d20 WEEKLY, the online d20 gaming zine, uploaded its 13th weekly issue. In previous issues, I've published articles, reviews, and columns by Steve Perrin, Chris Pramas, Matt Forbeck, Steve Kenson, Steve Miller, Dennis Detwiller, Mike Mearls, Andrew Hind, and Alan Kohler...