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Yeah, it does have a sort of sleazy ring to it when read that way. :)

I remember the ads in Dragon and Dungeon, heck going on 2 years ago now. I had just thought it was one of those things that came and went.

Dude, at least in the case of Conan, we're talking about some typos. Wouldn't you say that you might be overreacting just a bit? The books are very height quality (full color!), so a few misspellings are not going to break the bank. Even Mutants & Masterminds, a much beloved Superhero game is...

Thanks for the input, man. :) Yeah, despite no real use, I notice the binding pulling apart a bit. Now that would make me upset, as I quite literally have opened the book only a handful of times. We are shelving our fantasy games right now, but when we go back I aim to use Conan as it looks...

A quick Google search on Mr. Bunce shows him to be very prolific. Assuming this is what it is, and he (allegedly :) ) did this deed, it would be a shame indeed. This doesn't appear to be some guy out for a quick buck in the illustration/cartography aspect of D&D. He seems to have a wide body of...

Thanks everyone. Our group is looking to port over our SAS D20 campaign to the M&M ruleset and this thread has been a huge help. :)

Jeff said in no uncertain terms that the company was "winding down" but wanted to "exit the right way". Certainly noble goals, but there they are (or I should say were), in plain sight. To believe people overreacted is to assume that Jeff is a liar, and not just your ordinary liar. He was...

Good for you, man! :) CAn you let me know what books you've published?

Random Plot: "Sgt. Roger Murtaugh is having his fiftieth birthday. He's retiring from the police force. As he so aptly puts it, "I'm too old for this [feces]." Okay, just kidding. :)

SAw it in the store and passed. I just came to realize that with the original MM, Creature Collection I & II and Tome of Horrors, I have just about all the monsters I'll ever need. Not to mention all the ones from supplementary material ("Dragon" and "Dungeon" magazine, etc.).

In SAS D20 you do not use your strength to figure out your "to hit" for melee/hand to hand combat. You use your base attack bonus, your skill level in the type of combat (unarmed, melee, ranged, special, etc) and any other modifiers from your attributes (think feats).

Didn't RangerWickett work on "Four Color to Fantasy"?

Maybe you could ask him this: The "cant" of Planescape is/was one of the most controversial aspects of the setting. Alot of people hated it and alot of people thought it helped flesh out the setting. Overall, do you think it accomplished what it set out to do? Would you put it in again if you...

Hmmm, suddenly I'm feeling very used right now. :mad: I sincerely hope my "source" wasn't planting something just to drum up sales. I will have to use more discretion next time, though. Thanks for the moment of clarity, CZ. I honestly hadn't thought of that till now.

Yeah, but do you think there's anything to this, JPL? By the way I'm "The Theocrat of Poon-Tang". I thought too long and too hard on that name for you to shorten arbitrarily to "Theocrat". :\

I saw this and my curiousity was aroused, too.

I love Teflon Billy. :)

I'd recommend reading TH White's "Once and Future King". It is a bit of a slog and not much fun, but it lists the major events in Arthur's reign from beginning to end. I have an index that I made for my Pendragon campaign.

Nixon's Baaaackkk!

You are the man, Iron_Chef. Thanks for your input and thanks for starting the thread at Mongoose! :)