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I live in Church Hill, which is in the upper right hand corner of the state, close to Kingsport, Johnson City and Bristol.

Well, this thread prompted me to go to Avalanchepress.com and look at the covers there. Wow, I think they are wonderful! I am not sure who the artist is but he/she is wonderful. I see no problem with the covers.

I am afraid the only one I read regularly is Bill Clarks because I like to see what his players are doing in comparision to mine. http://www.enworld.org/messageboards/showthread.php?s=&threadid=105

My group just killed a young black dragon. They caught the dragon sleeping (I was going to give the pcs a free round so they would not get slaugtered) and the first person in, a sneaking thief, rolled 20, 20, 19... instant death in my campaign. Sigh. I had it all planned out too.

Hmmm, I would consider OA a rulebook for playing a specific type of game. Rokugan by AEG(?) would be the setting.

Ok, so who won? Who has the most toys? I was just looking at my own list and thinking, "My God, no wonder I couldn't take my 14-year-old to New York this year. I spent all my money on D&D" I think I will have to shorten my "to buy" list for this next year to Kalamar, Gygax, and Kuntz.

Well, I am just now reading this thread so forgive the lateness of my reply. I thought the voting went very well last year. Judges choosing what they thought was the best five in each category and then letting the fans have the final say. One thing that I would like to see, but would probably...

Right Dave, But even though I believe Troll Lords will be the publisher to watch it is still the Kalamar stuff that you and your staff are going to put out that I look forward to the most. Of course, that is not the subject of this topic so maybe I shouldn't say anything. I would hate to get...

I agree with what has already been posted here. I would like to see it, but not if it takes space away from the Modern book. Stick it in the Dungeon/Polyhedron mag.

Let me see if I can remember what all I have bought: Green Ronin: The Freeport trilogy FFG: Traps Privateer Press: The Witchfire trilogy Atlas: Belly of the Beast Alderac Dungeons Paradigm Press Spear of Lohgin Blood Reign Bloody Sands Sword and Sorcery Relics...

Wow, animosity seems to have reared its ugly head since last time I checked this thread... Anyway, I am surprised by how few people mentioned Troll Lord Games. I know their products so far have not been the best but they are one of only two publishers to have the two of the creators of D&D...

Vince: "Ok, what can I do to screw up wrestling again. Let me think, I could have everyone kiss my ass... no, already did that... Oh, I know. I can work really hard to bring Hall, Nash, and Hogan back to wrestling and then announce it to the world before I actually bring them back and...

I think I have let it be known that Kalamar is my setting of choice but I think the one company to watch is: Troll Lord Games... They have just released their world setting and it has a mini adventure by Gary Gygax in it. They have Luke and Ernie Gygax writting for them They have Gary...

right now I am a big Kalamar supporter. But I would like to try the Troll Lords setting.

I think each of the adventures were originally released for 2ed D&D as a 16 page module with about four ImageQuest Illustrations and about two pages for appendix. I believe they would work good for a single game session. I have not played any of them yet. My players were too high for the...

Naw, Kooky Koker is fine. :)

I am humbled by your knowledge. Guess that wasn't such a good example after all.

Wow, kenjib, great answer.

Kalamar!

I have been labeled! I am a Kooky Koker.