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I was on the Chainmail team way back when so allow me to explain. The initial release was a boxed starter set with minis, cards, and booklets. There were then a number of guidebooks that came out with the various sets with more background info, rules, scenarios, and so on. The plan was then to...

And that's fair enough. There are plenty of folks who buy only the PDF. Really, we're good with however people want to buy and enjoy one of our books.

I wrote about the hows and whys of the pre-order program here if you'd like to know the reasons we do it the way we do. Green Ronin Publishing Forum • View topic - The Hows and Whys of the GR Pre-Order Plus Program

The Freeport Companion: Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Edition is now available for pre-ordering from our Green Ronin Online Store. When you pre-order this book in our online store, you'll be offered the PDF for just $5 during checkout. If you pre-order the book through a game, book, or comicbook...

When I was a young designer and more willing to engage in quixotic enterprises, I advocated for several changes to the Origins Awards. Primary amongst them was adding a separate category for Best New Edition to address the issue of actual new games having to compete new versions of old games...

Long time no see, Greg. Congrats on breaking into the fiction market. Hope it goes well!

Prefer to try before you buy? We're pleased to present a free DC ADVENTURES Quick Start PDF. The county fair is being held in Smallville this year and Superboy, the town's famous local hero, is invited as guest of honor. But it's not all prize pigs and cotton candy, as Knockout has come to the...

Well clearly my skill check to bring this back on topic failed...

To get back to the original question, there has been surprisingly little discussion of the ENnies on EN World.

It seems like only yesterday we published our first book, Ork! the Roleplaying Game, but this year is Green Ronin's 10th Anniversary! To celebrate, we've placed ten terrific products on sale: Green Ronin Online Store: 10th Anniversary Sale Deck of Many Things, $5 Egyptian Adventures...

I'm surprised this has generated so little discussion. For the record, I say keep 'em separated. In the same spirit, I could see a "Best D&D Product" category. Here all the WotC stuff could compete against itself, leaving the rest of the awards for smaller publishers and fans.

As longtime fans surely know, Green Ronin has been running one of the most successful OGL licensing programs, M&M Superlink, since the early days of Mutants & Masterminds. With the announcement of M&M third edition, Superlink publishers have naturally wanted to know if we’d be continuing the...

For the record, WotC has not published Pokemon for 7 years now, though many ex-WotC folks work for the company that does (Pokemon USA).

That is sad news indeed.

Silver Age, our latest sourcebook for Mutants & Masterminds, is in stores now.This book completes the trilogy begun by Golden Age and continued by Iron Age. Rock the ages! Silver Age A Mutants & Masterminds Sourcebook Author: Christopher McGlothlin and Steve Kenson Format: 128 pages, full...

Well, we learned some valuable lessons from M&M. First, that it was possible to publish a really successful game using the OGL but without the d20 logo. Second, that doing so minimized the impact of any changes WotC might make in D&D. We saw this first with 3.5. Sales of our 3.0 era d20 books...

That is not correct. What Steve had designed was a city setting. Gold Rush Games was originally supposed to publish it for the Hero System but it never happened. I told Steve I'd publish it if he designed a d20 superhero game. He started with the D&D3 rules as a base but obviously many changes...

I'm guessing they are much more concerned about another unintended side effect of DDI: the strangling of their own book sales. This has become a real problem for WotC.

There were plenty of people who gave WotC a chance. A lot of chances, in fact, but the process dragged on and on and things kept changing. It became clear that this was a contentious issue within WotC itself and I think the GSL reflects that. At a certain point, many of us decided that even if...

The only line of female monk minis I can recall is the Sisters of Sigmar from GW's Mordheim range. They had big hammers though.