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We should be able to make 50 without difficulty. Although by then the spells will be less "quintessential" than these early ones. ;) I plan on producing these as long as people continue to enjoy them.

I'll have to look up that letter. As for the AC being too easy, well, it's tough to judge. I mean, how often do you encounter a player who actively tries to cause an "early impact?" I doubt very often. I say if someone wants to jump through the rules hoops then they should have a half decent...

Oh, I'd be keeping with the OGL, no doubt. There would still be classes and races (if not all the races we're used to). Keep in mind that the PHB lists a human at adulthood at 15, so not everyone encountered would be 0-level nothings out there. I keep forgetting to mention as well that none...

I won't. Your points are good ones and I already considering much of that info before posting here. This really isn't much beyond the "wouldn't it be nice if..." stage. I'm just gauging the interest of the concept. Oh, I agree it did sound like fun. It was an opportunity from an...

Some time ago, when an opportunity arose to pen a children's cartoon series, I sketched out a storyline wherein a generic fantasy world suddenly lost all adults over 18. Great castles resting on clouds appeared a week beforehand, maneuvering into position to throw a glowing magical netting...

The first review is in for Magic Missile: 5 out of 5! Not too shabby. Thanks to Derek for taking the time to put it up.

I'm glad there seems to be some excitement with this series. I'll be writing up Behind the Spells: Fireball tonight. So watch for that, well, sometime in the near future (Phil assures me that these short pdfs are quick to put up for sale). If you have any comments about the content (either...

For something a little on the unusual side, your group might enjoy The 11th Hour from Ronin Arts. See my sig for the link. I can't say too much about it and not give the twist away.

With the pre-orders and chattering about Ptolus still floating about, it's clear people are on the Monte bandwagon (myself included). This had me wondering what other d20 authors people are attached to. And equally as important, what work of that author "sold" you on him/her? For me, it would...

That looks really good!

What a slap to the face this news is today. I had no idea about his illness. I'm greatful to have met the man and had him sign a couple art prints of his at GenCon '03. His art will inspire me and other gamers forever and that is the greatest legacy an artist could hope for. RIP Keith...

As an appreciatve user of open content, I'm pleased to see this announcement.

Glad to see D&D is holding its own amidst the myriad of other activities available.

Hey, I'm in that list. There must be some mistake. ;) Right back at ya, Steve. You and Kevin make a good team and would do good 4th edition work.

And let's not forget Vengeance in Freeport.

I would not have guessed this response from a person with three Monte Cook quotes in his sig. ;) On a serious note, Kenson's an excellent choice but we'd need someone more rooted in fantasy. I wouldn't mind seeing Matt Forbeck getting a chance at 4th edition.

As the primary DM of our group, I don't often get the chance to make PCs (much less a background for one). But I certainly encourage my players to fashion one. Nothing is made mandatory, mind you, but I find that a background can stimulate adventure ideas I might not have come up with on my...

Damn. Beaten to the punch(line). ;)

Was there ever a response to the freelancer question posted a few pages back? I believe it dealt with freelancers posting links to their personal works for sale elsewhere (which was not, I believe, covered in the new rule). Just want to know if the bulk of my sig is on the endangered species...

I take it this has peaked your interest then, Psion? ;)