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There's an understatement. A lot of vocal BRP CoC fans dug their own graves for the sole purpose to turn in them.

Dark City, for both the mix of inhabitants and for the enclosed city idea, also the strangers you can sort of extrapolate them to the Lady of Pain. Avalon, for a twilight city that seems to be populated solely by adventurers and those who cater to them. Vidocq, for the feel of the city. Mind...

Perhaps the audience it attracted weren't the type of gamer who posts player/game wanted signs in FLGS. In all honesty, they're the minority of gamers, the majority are folks who have a set group of friends, and never game outside that set group.

One change I know of is that Episode 4 will feature a slightly new score, as John Williams and Lucas wanted the Imperial March to be featured in the film, as it's the only movie where it doesn't appear.

It's Legend of Crystania, and it mostly takes place 200 years after Lodoss War. It's not a truly a stand-alone, as it's a four part series, but the first volume is a stand-alone story. It's about Pirotess, and that Dark Knight (I can't remember his name), and how they travelled to the mainland...

It's been done on the show, final episode of season 4.

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You won't find one, as it's not due out until December.

It's a Guardians of Order release, and they've got a track record of setting release dates and then blowing it by at least a couple of months. I just got my copy of BESM Dungeon that I pre-ordered last summer. It was a year late.

Actually, it has extremely little to do with Wizards, and a whole lot to do with the printers. These things happen to all publishers out there, and it's an unfortunate reality that the final customer is usually the first person to be aware of it.

What? A dead tree, but no gazebo? Shamefull! :D

Hear, hear! A big fat ditto on that sentiment from they guy who still hasn't been able to get it, and looks like Diamond won't even be shipping it this week. Grrrr.... (It's more a dying to run a game thing, rather than just a dying to posess book thing.)

Agreed. :) I'm still waiting for my copy to get in. I ordered it through my comic shop, which doubles as my FLGS, and Diamond still hasn't shipped it yet. I, um, was looking forward to hearing more of your breakdowns of the chapters. ;)

It all depends if whether or not you consider "season-by-season history of the series" to mean just the episode guide. Also, while the original poster may have been taken over by fanboy hyperbole, they never did claim that the episode guide was what made up the "vast majority of the book"...

120 pages is 1/4 of the 480 pages, and that's only the non-rules stuff. Remember there's statted stuff later on in the book, suchs as character, equipment and vehicle write-ups.

Well, I've heard that AEG's publishing an entire 226 pg hardcover that details the exploits of Sgt. Siler, so perhaps.... :D [Edit: There is no Sgt Stiler]

Just a little update. According to the Alderac site, it will be in stores on Sept 2nd.

Well, it's techincally belated at this point, but have a good one Morrus. It's the last of your 20s, and I hope you make the best of it. Cheers...

It's B5. The curse being that every company that released, or was going to release, a B5 game has either gone under, or was forced to scrap their plans due to financial reasons.

To be fair, you have to remember that GeneTech was originally the fourth campaign setting from the d20 Modern corebook, and was fleshed out a little more from that. As it stands, when it comes to the presented material, it's about as strong as the other three from the book, and somewhat more...