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I would expect the treants would want it removed. Which could explain why the druids use it. I mean, it could be part of their task... the removal of the mistletoe, to keep their groves healthy.

Like any true Lich, a thread like this should never stay dead. It always interests me to learn about the backstory on some of the creatures we've learned to expect in our games. But makes me wonder based on how writer's of those era's functioned, whether it was collective unconsciousness that...

From my own personal view on the situation: The trick is to understand that yes, the statement that game mechanics are not copyrightable. But, that the text of it is. So you can rewrite normal games all you want, under those terms (though check with your lawyer for sure). However, if you...

Wait.. so in the modern worlds we'd have more undead around if only we could find more of the faith healers that weren't charlatans? Neat!!! :)

Wow, after only three days? Thats an impressive turnout from writers.

Aye, great convention if you get to it. (iconsf.org) Many wonderful panels from game designers... and somewhat silly ones from the likes of Michael Tresca. And stangely enough Monte is listed as one of the folks they invited again. I wonder how confused he's feeling :)

I want to thank the following customers who purchased products on the day of the 1000th copy. Each one should be getting a seperate email shortly. Richard Silver Steven Ward Richard Hoyle Art LaPlante Tracy Thormahlen Steven Ward

Thank you. We are quite pleased by it. I'd love to be able to say by next year that we had 2 platinum products.

I look forward to seeing good stuff from you guys. With the cover work that has made RPGObjects stand out, and Luke's excellent writing (you do get to write stuff, now that you are the editor and chief, don't you?) the materials should be absolutely wicked.

My company's Lost Prehistorica might be a possibility for you. Even if it isn't an exact fit for what you are intending to do, the toolkit format of the product makes it easier to pick the parts that are useful to you. I won't go any further on the spiel, because I don't want to sound like an...

Come join us in converting our gold to platinum... Dark Quest Games is proud to see that City Guide 1: Everyday Life teeters on the cusp of advancing from a Gold Popular Pick on rpgnow to a Platinum Pick. Platinum being the rating that stands for over 1000 sales of a .pdf. It is currently...

Picture your way back machine folks. In 2004 Brannon Hollingsworth of Enkwell Press announced he had finished picking who would be a part of his project. Hoards was the name of that project. Today we announce you will finally be seeing this project. With stunning artwork by the fine workers...

In an interesting bit of thread necromancy, I came across this one. Never got answered at that point. Here over a year later I can say that the particular product got passed over to Dark Quest this year and will be released within the next couple of months.

I think in the end it evens things out more. Provides for more teamwork, but in the end you have folks that are technically second in their areas. Marshalls provide much more for the party, but end up with little of the extra fun stuff themselves. Basically balancing out the fact that they...

Ironic, nah. Isn't that always the case? Sorry I missed this thread when it started... I was busy on my nano this month and didn't read many threads.

Now switching all email contacts for this to darkquestgames@gmail.com.

Last time I did that as a PC, my DM didn't want to give me all the XP, because they weren't really a threat.

Aye, I'd say that taking 20 in that situation is fine. Although taking 20 means it took a lot longer than a round to complete, lots of listen checks. Overall I'd say its probably a mistake it happened. As a DM I'd probably not have continued after the 1st PC was dead, but then again if I was...

Adding my own plug to the list. Fell Beasts: Goblins includes sub-races for... you guessed it, goblins. http://enworld.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?manufacturers_id=295&products_id=5384&

Only inspired by the name... and then the actual name became a name for a gnome subrace. Can that be called irony? :confused: