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And you used the web address from Dungeon magazine (#104?) to access the website? I just logged on that way and it says $10.00. You can't just log in normally... (but maybe you know that).

Have the PDFs, and looking forward to the collected book. When will it actually be released (approximately)?

I would also vote to keep things the way they are, not totally rebuild.

Having never used PayPal (and having heard just enough horror stories about it to be a touch hesitant), could one of these packages be bought via the traditional check-and-snail-mail route? A check mailed domestically should reach you well in advance of the December 10 deadline. The $20 deal...

Hmmm, I'm both interested and puzzled. At such low prices, I may have to give Deeds, Not Words and Laying the Smack Down a try. I am pretty happy with Mutants & Masterminds, but it never hurts to expand. However, I noticed that there is another Cryptosnark PDF called Bold Costumes, Black...

Joe, Thanks for the update, and I hope things smooth out for you soon. On the plus side, you've just "forced" my hand. I've been debating between buying JBoE now or waiting until the revised version, especially since the revised version seemed like it might be close to release. Now that I...

Any guesses on when the revised version will be released? I believe the last update on your website mentioned the end of the year, but that's not all that far off!

In retrospect (and when it wasn't 12:30 in the morning...), this had occurred to me, and I'm sorry to hear it confirmed. The quick drop in price still surprises me a bit, but I do recall hearing (and correct me if I'm wrong) that the "window" for selling PDF products tends to be smaller than it...

What a quick (unexpected) response! I've already received your e-mail, and know I'll be sure to take a look at the Artifacts of the Arcane series and let you know. You've certainly got my vote as a 100% class act. I hope this kind of respect and appreciation for your customers translates into...

Well, I'm a bit torn about this announcement... On the one hand, I purchased the original From Novice to Master and find it to be a quality product. I haven't had the chance to read it in detail yet (stupid real life responsibilities...), but my brief perusal has revealed some interesting...

Just picked this up at my local store last night. I've only had time to do a quick run-through, but it looks great! The format for the various villains is really nice...one-page "dossier" that can be copied and handed to players, followed by a more detailed writeup for the Control's eyes only...

Worth the wait, I'm sure! (Hopefully Amazon will carry the book again. I never have seen any copies of Hamlet of Thumble at the major gaming chain here in St. Louis.)

Thanks to both of you for the heads-up. I'll definitely have to give Hedge Wizard a second look. My "dismissal" of it was based on a quick read of the book, not any actual playing experience. Then again, since I don't currently have a campaign going, MOST of my opinions aren't based on actual...

I don't have the book in front of me (nor have I read it in a while), so I'll have to keep my options rather general... It's a very interesting concept (one who often uses performance as a way to expose the faults of others), but as far as my campaign goes, I can't see players getting much use...

Just to echo what others have said: The book contained a duplicate page, though the missing page is available electronically on Mongoose's website. I picked up all four of the latest Power Classes, including Fool, the day they hit my local shelves, even knowing about the misprint. This was at...

Well, now you've done it. As a devout fan of physical, printed gaming books capable of being browsed in the local gaming store, brought home, and lined up on my bookshelves, I have constantly avoided PDF-only products as something "interesting, but not worth my money"... ...until now. Book of...

I also purchased "Hamlet of Thumble" through Amazon (perhaps 3 or 4 weeks ago; my FLGS never carried it), and I was generally happy with the purchase. In particular, I see the shaman and witch classes, as well as some of the new spells, getting a lot of play in my campaign. The hamlet itself...

Not to mention all the time a DM spends preparing a homebrew world, if he or she chooses to homebrew. Even if I use only "official" rules, I'll spend hours and hours working on fleshing out my next setting, and that's probably before I even know who all the players might be. (I don't have a...

Ryard or Greymarch, I'm wondering about something mentioned (I believe) earlier in this thread, as well as in one of the threads on the WotC boards: Kingdoms of Kalamar is a third-party setting, but it carries the official stamp of approval from WotC, even to the point that certain KoK books...

The latest Game Trade magazine lists "Wildcraft" from Fantasy Flight Games, covering, "Islands, mountains, canyons, rolling plains, and rocky barrens...[snip]...From rugged mountains to vast forests, from burning deserts to frozen tundras, this d20 sourcebook explores how to create and survive...