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Hey, hey! I didn't mean to start anything! I just couldn't resist poking fun at Morrus. :) Nicole

Re: Re: (Mongoose) June Releases Well, c'mon, Morrus, at least give yourself a challenge. I mean, is anyone *really* surprised? ;) Nicole

Welcome to the Club! Hi Keith, Congratulations! Good move signing with Osseum, too. ;) I think you guys have taken a very novel and innovative direction withyour products, and I hope they do really well for you. Regards, Nicole

Yes, Jade Dragons & Hungry Ghosts is a Green Ronin book. http://www.greenronin.com/cgi-bin/product.cgi?prodid=1009 There's also a new review of the book at www.d20zine.com linked from the GR frontpage, in addition to the reviews at d20reviews.com and deathseeker.com (among others). I hope...

The amount of Open Content in Green Ronin products is determined book by book, sometimes based on the publishing agreement that we have with the author(s) of the material. Hell in Freeport was a bit less open, while Arcana: Societies of Magic was entirely open. In general I think you will find...

Freeport: City of Adventure The Freeport book is at the printer, but I don't have a ship date from the printer yet. They've promised me that I will have copies in hand before the GAMA Trade Show in March. I'll be sure to post an update as soon as we have a real date. The book turned out...

Thanks guys! We're sure trying to come up with stuff that everyone finds worthy to have on their shelves. We know the market is tight out there and we do not take your support for granted. I'm very excited about our 2002 schedule, we've got a lot of great stuff planned and we're working with...

Well, Morrus already mentioned this, but I figure we might as well be thorough: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Green Ronin to Publish Races of Renown 2/6/02 In December Green Ronin announced the Master Class series, which debuts in April with the Shaman’s Handbook. This Fall the character equation is...

Holy smokes, guys! You'd think we *planned* this or something. How on earth did we happen to make our announcements about our Race books on the *same day*? Welcome to the crazy, wacky world of d20 publishing, ladies and gentlemen... :) Nicole

Earthdawn. I was a big fan of Earthdawn back in the day. In fact, the more I've played around with 3E, the more sentimental I feel about Earthdawn. If the mechanics didn't feel so tied to the setting, I might even go so far as to run a 3E game with the whole Earthdawn setting, blood elves and...

ROFL! That's awesome. Um, I mean, sorry... ;) Man, I just can't stop snickering about this one. :D Nicole

That's why I specifically referred to the *small image that I saw* when I replied. I think it's great that Monte had higher standards and asked that the butt crack be covered in the final printed version. Does that suddenly make it "all better" and not cheesecake anymore? Well... sort of...

Sorry, I must object! The Avalanche cheesecake is some of the best done cheesecake to ever grace the gaming industry. Undeniably cheesecake, but "poorly done" it's not. :p The Demon God's Fane cover (from the small image I viewed) is not nearly as technically well done, and if that blonde...

We try to give our playtesters a couple of months of playtesting time, especially on the sourcebook material. Nicole

Kathleen Adkison. Peter's ex-wife, not Peter himself. Nicole

Thanks for the vote of support. We weren't too happy about the way Q4 2001 slipped around either, but you'll be happy to hear that once we get through March, it's on time all the time. :D I'll cease hijacking the thread now. Nicole

Well, there's your problem right there! Kenzer has made a big deal about being OFFICIAL D&D MATERIAL, with the OFFICIAL LOGO on the cover. In fact, I've personally witnessed Kenzer staff correcting distributors *multiple* times in sales forums that your materials were NOT "D20" and shouldn't...

Hey, I hear you, Joe. That's why we're moving into other things, like the Alchemists Handbook, which we're very excited about. It tackles a new school of spellcasting and it's by the same fantastic author as is doing our Shaman and Witches books. But when we started the College of Necromancy...

My tastes in reading material have never matched up with my female peers in the game industry. Read some L'Engle and LeGuin in grade school/jr. high, a little Orson Scott Card and Zelazny in high school, but I was never the rabid fantasy reader, and especially never things like Dragonlance...