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Woohoo! I hope people enjoy this adventure. It should give new meaning to the old "you start in a tavern" setup. ;)

Same here. I wouldn't look for Fall of Man until someone else is involved in bringing it to market. Perhaps Phil Reed, for example, could bring it to pdf if properly motivated.

Congrats, Daniel!

I heartily agree, DMH! I get extensive use from locale books. These are also my favorite types of things to write. A shame I have no map making talent or I'd release locales on my own in pdf form. Perhaps I can convince a publisher to do a book of drop-in locations (written by me of course ;)).

Dragonstar (D&D in space) is a fun setting. The rules are pretty much d20 standard with some tech thrown on top. The setting is rich in concept while leaving out descriptive locales for planets and systems. The framework is strong and can support years of great roleplaying. You can likely...

I wrote an article detailing a dwarf-elf crossbreed race. Like your origin story, these two races were cut off from others for centuries and had no choice but to, er, mingle. :) The article is called "Valley of the Dwelves" and you can get it as a free download here...

I'm considering giving this a shot. It's not like the word count is large. Although I'm pretty satisfied with my "almost famous" status at the moment. ;)

How about wisplings--CR 1/2; halfling-demon progeny with disguise self ability. Heck, maybe these "children" were all disguised wisplings working for the kenku. Edit: These are planetouched from the Fiend Folio.

Heh, I also just started a campaign based in Sigil and my NPC is a kenku sneak. Not relevant to your problem, but still cool. So what levels are your PCs?

Sweet!

Indeed, I would love to see Vengeance in print. :cool:

For those authors on the fence, I'd like to note that Daniel's been very easy to work with. And who wouldn't want their name associated (albeit in a roundabout way) with Green Ronin? ;)

I've just started a planar campaign based in Sigil so news of this book comes with open arms. New demons that I can dump into the adventuring sandbox that is the planes are great!

Hmm...I'm on vacation this week so I may have to bop by one of these days.

Anyone who does not pick up this book (especially at half price) is absolutely nuts!

I still appreciate Elmore as well as Caldwell and Parkinson. Easley seems to have lost something over the years but the others I'd take any day.

I think the producers realized that Ford didn't really have anything going for him. He was essentially a red shirt until his brush with death. The team will no doubt find him again by the end of the season and either bring him home or kill him. I'm happy with Ronin, his replacement. As for...

Very good episode. I'm pleased with Stargate 2.0 so far. :)

If you have a FLGS, try them too. I've often seen copies of Dragon there (both very old and very recent).

Nicely done! I'll be sure to check it out. Here's to many more articles in the rpg industry.