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Until the GOO game comes out, you can find the books on Ebay, Nobleknight.com, and some other places that stock out-of-print RPG's. I'd recommend the "Tekumel Sourcebook" volumes 1-3, which are very affordable considering the amount of information. "The Book of Ebon Bindings" is the rules-free...

Actually, I was referring to this: http://www.tekumel.com/ I've got about 300 pages of grammar on it's languages. Way more detail than I could ever learn, much less use. I'm sure AEG's product will be nice, but calling the most comprehensive gaming setting ever is a bit ridiculous.

I'm all for heavily detailed settings, and I hope it turns out good, but: "the most comprehensive fantasy setting ever done, bar none" Give me a break! Until they start publishing linguistic primers, it's not even close.

This is cool stuff. I ramble about my world here: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/uod/ - The Goblin Queen's Empire, vaguely Victorian and cultured which are occupying a land much like the British did in India - Argaevaligne, which is a theocratic state that a mix of French and Scandinavian -...

I've got three untested feats here: http://home.attbi.com/~widderslainte/games/3E/index.htm Customize the Theurgy feat to meet your needs.

I posted some feats a while back to give similar access in a different way: http://enworld.cyberstreet.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=14170 Essentially, it give Wizards access to spells from a particular domain though feats. Haven't had a chance to playtest it though.

Unlike Prestige Classes, skinny halflings, sorcerors, barbarians, wizards in plate mail with swords, and half-dragon monk-rangers. I don't buy it. Don't get me wrong, I think clerics and wizards should be even more distant than they are. But if they're both going to use virtually the same...

Amen. I've had couple hazy ideas how to do this. A master spell progression and then give feats (or class abilities) to give access to different domains and schools. The Mystic Theurge has sacrifice some higher level spells for a ton of lower level spells, but they also get immense number of...

I have been thinking about using the Reflex Save as a defensive bonus instead of the Dex bonus to AC (sinceit's already included). Probably would have to increase the armoour limits on the bonus though.

I've been tinkering with the idea of using the d20 modern occuptation mechanics as "background templates", which would encompass about 75% of the 2E kits. The kits were a great idea, but poor execution. My solution is use the occuptation style, and assign ECL modifiers as needed. I don't know...

That's pretty cool stuff. Do you have anymore on a website?

I'm starting up a new campaign, and it's been a while. It's a homebrew world, and we're still bouncing around character ideas. I've got some thoughts on how to get the party together and what to do once things get going. I'm looking for plot suggestions, campaign ideas, planning methods...

When I went asking the same question, everyone directed me here: http://www.thewarstore.com/ I can't disagree - good prices, great service, and prompt communication and shipping.

I've been planning (in my next campaign) to try something with aloowing clerics to select a "favoured enemy" from undead, demons, devils, etc to turn.

Does anyone use alternative systems, or something completely different than, for alignment? I'm not intending this is a poll or pro/con debate, just trying to see what else people have found useful. I'm intrigued by the Priority system from Dragon #173, which seems to be reflected in d20...

Go to google and search for: http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dragon/dungeoncraft/293 At the end address, substitute the issue number where it say 293. Google will find nothing, but below will give you the option of pulling up it's cached copy of that page.

You can still get them through google's cache. I'll try to hunt up my bookmarks and post it here later.

Anyone whining about not being able to afford the new Player's Handbook is welcome to come clean my bathroom between now and July. In exchange I will happily purchase a copy of the book for you.

I'd like to see some well done stuff. I thought Maztica was a bit too much of a mish-mash of cultures, and too motivated by the novels to recreate the historical analogue. There's some great stuff here: http://www.catspawcomics.com/sept/sept.html The Tekumel setting was also heavily influenced...

I'm working on it! Being the Aria freak that I am, I'd certainly pay for a book that would develop that sort stuff just to flesh out my campaign. I don't know how much it would be reflected in "everyday adventuring", but for certain plots. Heck, I would kill just for a comprehensive...