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There are definitely a significant number of new items in this book (and no they are not mostly scrolls, wands, and other expendables).

Wand Modulation just sounds raunchy to me.

Seconded. Ed Greenwood and Erik Mona are excellent and I'm sure they would have done a fine job, but Robin Laws is definitely on my top 10 list of most influential and praiseworthy industry veterans working today.

I would say the following if you aren't interested in the idea or if the writing is terrible: "Dear so and so, We appreciate your interest in working with _________ publishing/games, but we are not interested in your proposal at this time. We encourage you to continue writing and wish you...

Nope. The book contains new feats, PrCs, spells, and items.

I think the allure lies in the fact that PCs and GMs will have accessible rules that help the mechanics better match up with the roleplaying, rather than hindering it. All sorts of mechanics are presented to cover how to incorporate people in touch with (or at odds with) certain kinds of...

Emotions. They have power. But how do you harness them and make them work for you? Silven Publishing presents the Codex Effusio, a book that answers that question with a thorough selection Feats, Prestige Classes, Items and Spells. Codex Effusio provides you with the tools to harness the power...

Altered Realities has crunch, though not in the way I think a lot of people are expecting. There are no new monster, spells, feats, items, PrCs, classes, or similar things. Rather, there are lots of NPCs, a number of maps, and numerous incorporated templates and creatures. The format of the...

Hi, I am just beginning a campaign for 4 ESL students (Polish students in a small city in Poland). I'm an American English teacher teaching here for the year. Anyway, it's set in Faerun and I am looking for some ideas that will keep them interested, but won't go above their language...

It can also now be downloaded at RPGNow.

It is one of the most interesting projects I've ever done. I can't wait to see the art and maps in their completed form.

It is now available here.

Good point. The funny thing is that Monday the 20th is my birthday, so I should know better. The correct date is now posted.

Silven Publishing is releasing the largest issue in the four year history of the Trumpeter. Featuring publisher exposés, interviews, and thorough coverage of Gen Con Indy, this edition of the Trumpeter is the best source of information about the game industry in 2006. This edition of the...

It sounds interesting, though I'd want to see it before thinking about publication.

As shameless as it is, this post looked like a good place to mention Curses! by Silven Publishing, a PDF with tons of curse-related content. It's got a chart full of curses for the bestow curse spell (among numerous other things).

I can't recall, but were their movie previews or stills of Star Wars that might have included the scene with the dianoga. That way, it could have influenced the creation of the Otyugh, even if the movie wasn't out in time to affect the book.

I am not a staffer at WotC, but I can confirm with absolute certainty that there will be 3.5 products released throughout the entire release schedule of 2007.

We (Silven Publishing) sell our products on our website (soon to be upgraded) as well as OBS, E23, Arima, Digital Book Booth, and others. This is, of course, in addition to our print supplements which are sold under an imprint with Mongoose and are available (as of today) at all major vendors.

Silven is still accepting articles for the Winter Trumpeter edition.