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There is a picture of her on the cover of Dungeon 121 (along with Graz'zt).

Thank you, Dungeon, for providing many hours of fun for my many gaming groups over the years. Thank you Dragon, for letting me look at the rules in new ways. You will be missed.

1. Complete Warrior 2. Complete Adventurer 3. Libris Mortis 4. Manual of the Planes 5. Stormwrack 6. Expanded Psionics Handbook 7. Dragonomicon 8. Complete Arcane 9. Complete Divine 10. Cityscape

Doom of Listonshire from Necromancer Games. This is a very cool adventure. Any of the Dungeon Crawl Classics from Goodman games. My currently planned adventure path is Idylls of the Rat King Legacy of the Savage Kings The Sunless Garden The Blackguard's Revenge Assault on Stormbringer Castle...

I like it, as long as new ideas are being brought up.

1. Never bought a Fantastic Location pack. I've bought 2 sets each of the Dungeon Tiles, though. 2. I don't play skirmish. I don't buy random miniatures. 3. Not applicable 4. It wouldn't bother me, but I doubt I would buy it. I didn't mind the map in Red Hand of Doom (it works for...

Mind Control.

1. Natural Spell 2. Cleave 3. Improved Initiative 4. Improved Disarm 5. Leadership Honorable mention: Scribe Scroll Power Attack Improved Critical

d6 Space would probably do what you want. The Ships supplement adds space combat and ship plans, so you might want to get that too. Septimus is a sci-fi game coming out later this year. It uses the d6 system, and it is being written by Bill Coffin. Alternity (with Star Drive) is a great...

Septimus. Bill Coffin returns to role-playing with this sci-fi game (it uses the d6 system). Pathfinder. Varisia looks good so far, and I can always use more adventures. I'm not really looking forward to much else. Everything else I want is catching up to previous releases.

Mongoose has a couple of cool books. One is called Classic Play: Book of Strongholds and Dynasties , which is very useful if you are planning on having characters who build strongholds or control territories. The Ultimate Equipment Guide Volume 1 is a great book if you like having a large...

Thanks for the interview. This clears up some of my questions and I'm not quite as upset as I was before. I will continue to buy Wizards of the Coast products, and I no longer wish ill health on anyone over this. I doubt i'll pay for the DI, but who knows? I may change my mind if I like the...

I read the Lord of the Rings trilogy and Dragonlance around the same time and I liked them equally well. I was a lot younger then, but I have read a lot of books since then, and I always remember both series fondly. Kender aren't so bad, once you get used to them (although players using them...

I loved 2nd edition too. I started gaming with the Red Box basic D&D set, but it was 2nd edition that made me a hardcore gamer. I don't know if I would go back, though. I had a really good group for 2nd edition, and it would take a really good DM to get me to play it for more than a few...

Me too. About 2/3 of my Palladium collection and the "collectible" poster sketch was bought because I wanted to support the company. Of course, then I lost my job so I can't do much of that for awhile. :(

I subscribed to Pathfinder because it looks cool, and I can use a new setting now that Wizards of the Coast is dead to me.

Legacy of the Savage Kings is a good level 4-6 adventure. Also, Dungeon Interludes is good for some side-trek adventures.

The Inspired Quori are the good guys. They want to show humanity the light of perfection. It is those renegade Kalashtar who are evil...

I don't know about you, but I'm not going to be playing with any Mohrgs. :P

Player's Handbook II has infernal sorcerer heritage feats that might work. I'm not sure how well it would mix with D20 Modern, though.