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The Great Space Race boardgame shipped out to distributors last week, so I think it should be arriving in stores this week or next. We'll put it up on our web store a couple weeks after the brick and mortar stores have it, so they get it first.

I honestly have no idea, or preference, on what you should send out. Basically just whatever you'd like to have reviewed. :)

Jolly mentioned to me that he's running a bit low on review material for the regular "Brian's Picks" column in KoDT. Those interested can mail items to: Kenzer and Company Attn: KoDT Brian's Picks 511 W. Greenwood Ave Waukegan, IL 60087 Remember, this is a "Picks" column, so if Jolly doesn't...

The cover pencils were by Keith DeCesare, and colors by Scott Kester. Both have quite a few cover and interior credits for us.

This amazing supplement provides full details on the art of the duel, including the types of duels, how to provoke or respond to a duel, how the law regards illegal dueling, and much more. As well as many new fighting style feats, this tome includes new prestige classes and packages, weapons...

Quoted from the HM PHB - except for possible spelling errors from my typing. (Remember, the views expressed here are part of HackMaster's tongue-in-cheek writing style. Doesn't mean that us KenzerCo folks actually resemble our creation... :) ) "Many players and GMs in the past have griped...

I don't know Necromancer's plans for DTRPG PDFs, but we at Kenzer and Company have no current plans to do so. If a product sells out, and we have no plans to reprint, any future HackMaster or Kalamar PDFs will (probably) eventually be available on our own online store. Some PDFs may be slower...

The ISBN for "A Family Affair" is 1-59459-045-1. Do you actually use ISBNs? I've always known most stores to use the company order number - in this case, K&C 8001.

Good response, John Desmarais - that's fairly accurate. While I can't speak to contractual issues, we might (but might not) be able to set up with another D&D owner in the same manner if we wanted to keep the official D&D brand logo. However, it's not necessary. We have produced a handful of...

Not a problem. Regardless of what happens to D&D, HackMaster will continue. You just won't see any "hacked" versions of old D&D products. All supplements and adventures will be based on original material. So no worries there. :)

Dangerous Denizens: the Monsters of Tellene has the Undead Treant and Vampire Cactus, while Garden of the Plantmaster (Rob Kuntz) has the Animated Shrub, Black Jelly Oyster, Black Trumpet, Cinnabar Red Chanterelle, Jelly Tooth, Many-Headed Fungus, Red Creeper, Red Tree Brain, and Vase...

Thanks! By the way, that's Aces & Eights: Showdown (you accidentally typed Sidewinder!) :)

I just have a good reason to say thanks! ;)

Wow, that's a pretty cool list. Thanks!

Yep - I wondered if you'd intentionally forget the name just to tease me. :lol:

Fixed the link! :o No more "Hellevator" review.... Good thing I hadn't been looking at porn. :uhoh:

Which is Dangerous Denizens: the Monsters of Tellene. ;)

Wow - that's a tough question. You're referring to what we call the "coin trilogy," which is "The Root of All Evil," "Forging Darkness," and "Coin's End." Those were our very first 3.0 adventures and, while great storywise, do require a bit more DM involvment. Personally, I favor either...