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That's fantastic! I've been intrigued by Nain Rouge for years. I'm really glad to see him (it???) show up in a project like this. You couldn't do a book about Detroit and the paranormal without it!

Ooh! I wonder if you get to deal with the Nain Rouge in "The Thin Blue Line"!

As I've said here before, the main reason I work is so that I have money to buy things from Cubicle 7.

I'm all-in on Adventures in Middle Earth. It's become my new default campaign world.

I'm trying decide if I should let Cubicle 7 garnish my wages, or if I should just start signing my entire checks over to them directly.

My main reason for working these days is so that Cubicle 7 can have my money.

I've wanted to run an animal based RPG for years. I've seen a few out there, but I've not yet spoken with anyone who's actually played one. Have any of you ever played an animal RPG? How did it really go? Was it replayable, or just a fun unique experience?

I. Love. Cubicle 7. There, I said it. And I don't regret it.

I applaud Green Ronin and all members of the RPG community who take action like this to make the world a better place. I would also like to thank Morrus, Jester David , and all other forum members who have the patience to articulate why these steps are beneficial and even necessary. Every...

I LOVE using Legos for miniatures! I bought a large magnetic dry-erase board, cut magnet strips into 1 inch X 1 inch squares, and glued small flat two-peg Legos onto the little squares. The Lego people (I have a huge collection of knights from the 80s and 90s) can then stand on the pegs which...

Magnum Fury is a perfect name for a game of that genre! Very cool.

Wow, I am SO average! One session a week, for about four hours, with two hours of prep time. Will my players still think I'm special? Will they still want me as their DM after this, knowing that I am no fine catch?

I remember reading about this in my grandma's copy of the Reader’s Digest book, "Mysteries of the Unexplained", back in the 80s! Fun little story. Of course, as they said in "Mysteries of the Unexplained" (and in this article), the matter was investigated and it was just a curious coincidence...

It's good to see members the RPG community come together like like this. It sometimes seems like basic empathy can be lacking in the world, and it's good to see people make an effort to help each other in need. Thanks for your efforts!

The Lone Wolf books had such a tremendous influence on my childhood, and by extension the rest of my life. Like so many other people, I made my first fantasy journeys through Mr. Dever's works. I am so glad he got to see Magnamund keep evolving and growing through the new RPG. Thanks for...

I like the concept of a giant (or giants) plowing though groups of enemies. I can envision many glorious scenes and RPG scenarios with that! I LOVE GIANTS!!!!! But I agree with the criticisms of the art, in that it evokes all that I did not like in 3E and 4E art: no background; lost...

Well worth the protracted legal battle...

I've gone whole battles without rolling intitative, and had players take turn as they made narrative sense. When it becomes difficult to follow that narrative, due to the complexities of the details of the battle, I have the party roll just to keep the act of running the battle simple.

I really like stuff by Mithgarthr Entertainment, especially "The Mines of Valdhum", which is for levels 5 to 7.

I just wanted to thank you for your hard work! This is very helpful and appreciated.