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Okay, between this and the lengthy examination by the Shaman, I now know why d20 Past sucked. I think my inability to articulate the book's problems probably had something to do with just looking at it in the store, saying "Oh, this sucks," and not buying it. So, add "a decent version of d20...

d20 Past was kind of a letdown, wasn't it? I can't put my finger on why, but it was-- except for the art. The art and design were lovely.

So, I tried Iron Heroes a bit last weekend, but we all kind of assumed the guy whose house we played at would have a battlemat, or something with 1" squares on it, but he didn't. We fought some, but the whole thing folded after a while, because everyone said we couldn't do it without some kind...

The Malhavoc book "Beyond Endless Doorways" is Planescape material. I mean, they can't call it that, but . . . it is.

I emailed Chaosium once, just as a concerned customer, and said, "Where's more dual-stat?" and Dustin e-mailed back and said it just didn't sell. So I guess Pulp Cthulhu is never coming out-- which sucks because great names were attached to it. Isn't d20 publisher Louis Porter, Jr. on record...

Non-four color d20 superhero stuff (preferably M&M Superlink) A new Exalted-- if they fixed the system the way they fixed World of Darkness The aforementioned, never-gonna-happen Dark Matter book The also aforementioned, so-obvious-I-should-be-playing-it-now Delta Green Cthulhu book A new...

d20 Call of Cthulhu Pendragon The new Warhammer FRP Dogs in the Vineyard Spycraft 2nd Ed. The new Mage (Mage: the Awakening) Everything Greg Stolze ever did (especially Godlike and that Meatbot one you can download on his website for free) Iron Heroes My Life With Master Trials of the Grail

Another good set of insanity rules is in Bruce Baugh's Modern: Madness .pdf from Ronin Arts. Really well integrated with D20 (and yes, it's for D20 Modern, but converting it to D&D would require about 30 seconds of throught) and also pretty cheap. Still, I prefer CoC's, but that's love for CoC...

How do beholders shoot magic rays out of their eyes?

From The Seven Geases, by Clark Ashton Smith: That is how I treat the Serpent Men: alien, unknowable occult scientists who predate humanity by eons and dwell now only in warmer climes deep beneath the surface of the Earth. It sorts well with the way this race was introduced, in the first...

For really great Martial Arts feats, you should use the Spycraft unarmed feats. I know Spycraft characters are often not on a scale with D&D characters, but the feats by themselves won't break your game-- especially not with gestalt characters, who are far more capable than your average d20 PC...

Big Finger Games is pleased to announce its first Modern D20 product, The Versatile Hero. More than just a unique new base class unlike anything published for Modern D20 before, The Versatile Hero features newly compiled talent trees for the existing base classes as well, all designed to...

It's getting more common I think the number of publishers using other guys' OGC is increasing. Which I think is a good thing. Arthaus's D20 Adventure! and Bad Axe Games Grim Tales both wanted great vehicle rules, and both used Spycraft's chase system, because it's the best thing going. In...

Thanks everybody you for all your input. I think I'm over the initial fear of public relations and have enough guidance to press on. Actually, we've decided to just do our press release next week, because we missed the boat for the original release of our first product, but soon we'll have a...

Hi, everybody, I'm posting on EN World for the first time-- normally I just read, but now I have a question. I've just started as the Chief Editor for a small D20 .pdf publisher, and our product is already up on RPG Now and selling well. But we need to write a press release to post to various...