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Just to give the 5e boards a quick heads up, we're well on the way to funding the Blight, a huge city and adventure path published by Frog God Games. We have a pdf version of the mega adventure and setting on sale now, and if we hit our stretch goals, the entire package will come in a 5e print...

Huzzah! God save the Queen...

We need Lord Flashheart along, especially with his handy canoe in his pocket - huzzah! Thanks for your support you lovely folks, please shout and scream it from the rooftops in preparation... Mnaaaaaaaaaaaaar!

Thank you to everyone who downloaded the free preview, we hope it whets your appetite for more. Huzzah!

I still think the one with wellies is more sinister Greg:) Good old Uncle Fido, we all miss his photographic talents. Perhaps I should let him out for the day.

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Splendid stuff, and I'm particularly delighted one of your friends enjoyed it so much. rich

Hello Ruemere, It's only written so far, we're just about to start playing, but it should work very well as our group love a good mix, a gore-fest followed by heavy RPG work very well for us. It depends on what you're after, Hotwar certainly has an unusual take on collective actions and...

What I generally do is run adventures for my own group, where I can experiment a lot more, and cherry-pick the best bits to go into written adventures. So with Carrion Hill, the adventure is very much based upon an adventure I ran quite some time ago where the PCs were beseiged in a city...

I never do spend enough time on these fine threads. I'm pleased to see Carrion Hill haunting a few sessions and delighted some GMs are having fun with their players there, as ever that fine Mr Jacobs deserves much of the kudos for dragging Carrion Hill from the sinking mire of forgotten...

I have this wierd feeling of being over here with the tough-boys who smoke behind the bike sheds:) It's very good fun feeling that way. The play is the weakest part of #26, as I recall:) That fine Jacobs fellow is the real awesome one however, his tweaks, turns and twiddles are a...

I believe the phrase is 'aw shucks'. And thank you kindly. It has a little taste of redhand in it, with a dash of demonweb pits (what a very fine adventure), a splash of devil box and a pinch of the twilight zone - I hope it lives up to your kind words Gorbacz. Huzzah!

Herremann, you are well named:)

I'm sure that anyone who has anything to do with KQ takes their hats off to Wolfgang - he thoroughly deserves the honor of the ENNIEs his work has been nominated for and I hope he does well. I've said it before but he is a pleasure to work for and as encouraging as Paizo at getting ideas out of...

OK, I'll settle this - hands up who has written the ecology of the dracolich in a previous lifetime and it was so great, he was an obvious choice to do the lich. Case Rested. And another thing, who has written the latest ecology, due out in the next brilliant edition of kobold quarterly...

A quick heads up for you monster fans, Wolfgang has published an ecology book, the link is here: Kobold Ecologies (PDF) [KECOe] - $9.95 : Kobold Quarterly, http://www.koboldquarterly.com/ It looks awesome, and has these ecologies: • The Ecology of the Barghest by Nicolas Logue • The...

I thought some of you would be interested in seeing his thoughts on the small but mighty kobold. The Chapel Perilous - Monte pays particular attention to #6 and #7. Obviously you're all welcome over at KQs website for a chat anytime. Kobold Quarterly Hoorah and up her majesty! Rich

Me too. Rich

Friday flumph - cool:lol:

Not only that, but Wolfgang has some pretty awesome ideas on the way on a scarily regular basis (...must...rest...must). I hope you'll check out KQ#7, not only for my own small contribution combining iron and terror and bad things that don't rest, but for the other articles - with halloween...