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Yeah, those guys over at the Cartographers Guild are great and friendly. Lots of people over there are getting a ton of help with their maps; I highly recommend them to anyone looking for tips on map-making, or even just requests for maps.

I think I would definitely be down for helping out with this (as well as chronomancy, if you keep working on it). These are some great projects, and I've already talked to my players about trying to introduce them to our game, so that would be some good playtesting experience. Just PM me if...

Are there any sites, or any specific threads that compile all the info on shadow magic, such as errata, new abilities/fundamentals/spells/classes/et cetera, alternative systems ? There are tons of threads on this site, WotC, and Giants, but I'm looking to see if someone has compiled all the...

It's working now. Is there any news on how they'll announce playtesting?

I've been following this thread and your Time Magic thread, and I do hope you continue working on them. I would love to see these in some sort of book form, and quite frankly, I would probably buy it even if it was 3.5. Great threads.

That Crescent is awesome.

I don't think there's a single quote anywhere else on any D&D-related sites that expresses my sentiments on how a publisher should act more than Erik's statement here. If only WotC had people saying "including what our readers tell us they want us to do."

Like in the back of a Volkswagen?

I'm pretty sure the "cat out of the bag" was nothing more than a publicity stunt. Seriously, now thousands (if not ten of thousands) of people are going to know tomorrow to check out the site, who would otherwise not go to www.wizards.com/dnd unless their life depended on it (such as myself).

Wow, that's a great looking start to a map. Have you ever visited the Cartographer's Guild? If you haven't, you should check it out; it may be right up your alley.

Nice.... I like reading them in paper format the best, so I guess a downloadable pdf would work best for me. However, I love seeing the various designs being used on different web pages, and some have a great texture for their purpose, so I also like looking at the web pages.

Out of everything so far, I really like this forest tutorial the best Jurgen. That's an excellent way of doing them. Thanks for the tips.

Hmmm... I've figured it out... apparently, you have to be logged on to view images there... I should probably fix that... :\ EDIT: FIXED!

Frukathka, I don't understand what I'm looking for. And I checked the image on my site just now, it seems to be showing up fine, but I use Firefox, not IE... I'll check and see if I can find out what's going on.

Hey guys, I figured the homebrew forum here was a safe place for me to "spam" and invite entries. Over at The Campaign Builders' Guild, we've recently started a new series of Design Contests. The newest one is called "What is That?" and is a Monster Design Contest. The winner gets his entry...

I like to take real nature photos; particularly of mountains, or spooky looking forests, and photoshop them so that it looks like someone painted/drew/colored them. Good work Jurgen, what kinds of textures and filters are you using?

Shoes, I really like the looks of this archer class. Have you done any reworking on this since '04 to add in more skills and such? If not, would you mind others (such as myself) taking on the mantle and working with the class a bit?

Only one response so far, and it fell through... I'll bump this once, but with my netiquette reputation on the line, that's all I'll do. If there's anyone out there who's interested, please let me know. Thanks, Ish

Hullo, Ishmayl here, host of the Campaign Builders' Guild. I'm currently looking to "hire" an artist for some projects we're doing on the site. The kind of art I'm interested in is character art with backgrounds; something like you may see on the cover of an RPG book. The word "hire" is in...

Yeah, I can't complete my registration either... I would love to join these forums though.