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Talk to John at Dreamland Hobbies (he's the proprietor). He runs a mean campaign, has a great shop, and probably has a few leads on where to find a game. (702) 313-8111.

Here's a campaign that I ran in the Kingdoms of Kalamar. I don't know if it's complex enough for you, but if done right it can have the PCs not knowing who to trust.... The campaign was based upon a quest to fetch an item that would free an evil dragon. The PCs were told that they were fetching...

I hate to be a poop, but I personally think that seeing roleplaying books (especially small press) in mass market stores is hurtful to the industry. The industry can survive with Toys R Us selling Hasbro games. The industry can survive with 7-11 and Wal-Mart selling ccgs. The industry can even...

I'm a receptionist in a sales office for one of the largest games distributors in the US. Our computer has Feb. 15 for the street date. That means that we'll do everything we can to have it in the hands of retailers by that date. They are not supposed to sell it before the street date if they...

The Amazing Colossal Dung Beetle - a blatant rip-off of the Cockroach That Ate Cincinnati. :cool:

So let me get this straight? You'd rather have the DM kill your character than rob him and you're mad that the DM altered information that too many players already have... I detect no DM bs.

I work for a game distributor and our system has Feb. 15 as the street date. We'll ship it to our customers so they either receive it on the 14th or 15th, but it isn't meant to be sold until the 15th. I've read on other boards that the release date is Feb. 11. I'm not saying that this isn't...

If you're looking to buy some cardboard goodies to use, look to Steve Jackson Games. Cardboard Heroes are little cardboard people that you can cut-out and use. However, they also make Cardboard Heroes Cavern Floors and Cardboard Heroes Dungeon Floors which sound like exactly what you descirbe...

Hmm... my favorite game store in Los Angeles would have to be Areo Hobbies on Santa Monica Boulevard in Santa Monica. Gary has been running that shop for at least 20 years and the man knows of virtually every RPG related product ever made. I've been going to his shop for all of my gaming years...

Dang Kenjib, I was just about to say the same thing. ;) Seriously though, I realize that most of what you say is in the book, but you present it excellently. I am most impressed with the drama that you provide. :)