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We'd donate a couple of Malhavoc products for the raffle as well.

It's a glitch. I've contacted them about it. If you click on the link on their front page, you download it immediately, for free. If you go to our catalog, it's a dollar. Somebody miskeyed, I suppose. Sorry for the inconvenience.

The publishers decide the price, just like at RPGNow or your local game store. Malhavoc prices are all the same for their pdfs as they always have been. Plenty of other products are at about half the print product cost. If you've got an issue with the price, take it up with the publisher, not...

Fine questions. The answer to all of them is yes. You can print as much as you want. You can make a backup copy. You can access the file on two different machines. You can cut and paste (although not the entire file, unless it's a very short file). Another very legitimate question, I believe...

At the risk of stomping on people's fun (because it's fun to run around and cry that the sky is falling), I'm going to be the killjoy here and say a couple of things. Yes, Malhavoc is switching vendors. You can read our press release regarding the change here. The price of our pdfs has stayed...

Good ones. (Actually, almost any Terry Gilliam movie works.) Thanks. I hope you like it. It's not a mechanics book at all.

City of Lost Children has a nice kind of Planescape-y feel to it.

That's absolutely perfect, by the way. (Makes me want to replace all kobolds and goblins everywhere with serpent men and stooped, degenerate ape-men, actually, but now my love for pulpy stories is showing...) I think the druid would be an evil wizard-priest worshipping the Gulthias (sp?) tree...

Planescape (done right) Sunless Citadel: The "Sunless Citadel" is a mysterious structure floating in the plane of shadow. The goblins and kobolds are differing factions of darkness worshippers with subtle (but important) ideological differences. The druid is a devil (maybe half devil) carefully...

It's me. I'm actually Wil.

Except that it wasn't really meant to be an acquisition tool, it was meant to make sure that people don't buy the game just because they didn't like a certain style of art or a certain feel.

At the risk of seeming defensive, I'm going to have to pop in and say that I find this criticism both inaccurate and unfair. While I can only speak authoritatively for the first two books, I can tell you that you're criticizing them for not being something they were never meant to be. Both CBoEM...

Jonathan still works at WotC. He is a manager of the Miniatures Game. Some context: Jonathan's idea was actually proposed for 3.0, before it came out. He mentioned it while we were developing the "look" of 3rd edition, when different people had different ideas of what that "look" should be. His...

Eh? This isn't a true statement by any definition. I can only assume that you're basing that comment off of something like the RPGNow bestsellers list, where it lists our bestselling product as Book of Eldritch Might II. That's nice and all, but not at all an accurate look at our sales. (Our...

While I was there? The PH and the Psionics Handbook. After I left, I believe Sword and Fist was reprinted, and probably some of the other early class books.

Very few RPG products are ever reprinted. Only a small fraction of those reprinted have errata fixed in them. We fixed the errors we had discovered in our second printing of Arcana Unearthed, but it was only 5-6 things (due in part, I'm sure, to the fact that the reprint came so quickly after...

Although I can see why you'd say that, I can tell you right now that this book contains no new spells, feats or prestige classes. (It does have some new magic items and monsters.)

A whole chapter. Obviously, I (or any of the other authors) can't write up a description of a world that's parallel to your campaign world. So instead of writing up a parallel world, the chapter describes how to create your own. It's full of ideas of how to pick things from your own world modify...

It's 30% off the sales price, which does indeed amount to being about 50% off the non-sales price. Chaositech is a mistake (it had not yet had the 30% taken off as of this message). We'll get it fixed.

Actually, it's just the beginning of the preview. The cool stuff (in my opinion) comes next time, with the discussion of how the planes move in and out of conjunction, and the game effects that the celestial movements have. It's something I always wanted to do with Planescape, but it just...