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At a fundamental level, not really. Paizo couldn't hope to keep selling products for an out-of-print game. So they needed to make an in print version. That said, I think there are good reasons for some changes; despite 4e going the wrong direction for many 3.5 players, it has a lot of things...

I ran into a pink bunny with a power source once.

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I think it is. But then, many games I like A LOT have limited campaign scopes. Because, well, those games are good at what they do do, and I am interested in doing things those games do well. I don't think that's necessarily an indictment of 4e. Though for my taste, I do feel like the game...

I think there's a great degree of truth to that. In many cases, the rules (or setting implied by a certain set of rules) are exactly what customers are shopping for. And while some note that Green Ronin made systemless books: 1) They also put out system-targeted pirates guide books. 2)...

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Oh, and I would like play, please.

Pssst. NOON, man, noon. Linejumper!

When a strange phenomenon pulled the brave men and women of the US Rocket Corps off of the Rocketship Liberty off of their ship, they could not possibly have known they would end up in an alien world beneath the clouds of Jupiter. As they learned about their exotic environment and met alien...

HIS site That's why this event has those of who were around for the TSR/Rob Repp fracas are just a bit spooked by this. TSR was well within their rights then. But they were also, IMHO, not so wise in their course of action.

I said one sentence to amplify a point that may have been missed, and, which is true of the Mongoose edition that was not true of CT. I wasn't trying to "rub your nose in it" or anything. They're not exhaustive by many means, but they address the basics nuts-and-bolts aspects. Basically, they...

And, as I have stated above, MongT has sidebars with alternate technologies. So this really isn't relevant.

You'll only find the navigational stuff at archive.org (and then, only for his 3e stuff). The feature of Ema's what it has on-site software that generated PDF character/spell sheets to your specifications. That sort of stuff archive.org doesn't capture.

This seems to indicate: Mongoose Publishing :: View topic - State of the Mongoose 2008 They fully intend to publish the last 2 books before the license expires.

Sauce? The B5 books are still listed as forthcoming on the MP site and amazon in short order.

The only links I could recommend are the mongoose Trav forums and the Citizens of the Imperium forums: Mongoose Publishing : For All Your Gaming Needs ... Citizens of the Imperium - Powered by vBulletin High Guard does have rules on creating ships on the scale you would see in Star Trek, and...

The pendulum swings. I am reminded of rueful days when TSR went after fansites. If there was a pay segment to Ema's site, I never used it. Really, I only ever use the 3.5 character sheets for spells. And it was great at that. A great resource has been lost to the community. That, I regret.

Should be there. Still torn if I should run "A Fistful of Credits" rev 2, a sequel to Rocket Corps, or something new.

Indeed. And to a lesser extent the unified skill system and much improved combat system. There are other things I could take or leave... but I'm free to do so. :)

Yeah, I recall seeing undermountain2 hate-screeds dating back to the heyday of 2e at rgfd. I like the NPCs too, as well as wyllowood (which some seem to not like.) The one section I didn't like is the test of Tyr thing. The maps also weren't as dense as Undermountain.