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That being the case, you might want to look through Noble Knight Games list of miniatures. They seem to have quite the variety of in print and out of print minis. http://www.nobleknight.com/ViewManuf.asp_Q_CategoryID_E_5

Klingon with a Pistol for about $5 US. http://compare.ebay.com/like/310575455679?var=lv&ltyp=AllFixedPriceItemTypes&var=sbar Joachim for Khan for about $8 US...

First, I am assuming you mean miniatures of the crew and not the ships. Second, FASA seems to be the only company ever to have made character miniatures outside of the recent heroclix line. Interestingly, they seem to have focused entirely on The Wrath of Khan. Anyway, a list of model numbers...

Never played it. Knew it was around because I played the Warlords CCG that the material is based on. Should have some good art in it. d20 based system with a couple of interesting kinks in it. Best I can do for you is a link to the RPGGeek listing ...

Jay has posted a follow up article that answers some reader questions. http://gsa.thegamernation.org/2013/01/19/nerd-numbers-a-follow-up/

What he said. :) It's really pretty slick. Opposing dice cancel each other out. Read results, narrate. Most people seem to have it wholly grasped in about 30 minutes.

"You say you know me inside and out, but I'm not like a radar in that sense. Who I am is the key, what I am is the answer." To know something inside and out is to claim thorough knowledge of it. Things people often claim such knowledge of: Themselves, their job. a hobby, a sport, etc. Radar -...

Hi guys, Jay Little, designer of Edge of the Empire, stopped by The GSA to talk about the dice mechanics in the game and a little something called Terminal Outcomes. You can read about it here: http://gsa.thegamernation.org/2013/01/16/nerd-numbers-terminal-outcomes/ Enjoy.

I believe it was this adventure, Kurishan's Garden that: A) Stopped us from using AEG's 'half-size' adventures ever again. B) Caused 4 appropriate level PCs, and their players, to refer to said adventure as "That time we mowed the lawn" for the rest of their days. C) Had a BBEG so bad that said...

Got any context for us? If it isn't related to the game, what's the point?

Let's just say there were enough versions of Munchkin at least 5 years ago.

Let's just say there were enough versions of Munchkin at least 5 years ago.

Attempting to cast Haste...

$3.50 a book!!?? Outrageous!! (even in '74 that's a pretty damned good price)

"Beware the Harvestmen." On any given night, all over the world, unruly children are told this by their parents. The Harvestmen are said to come in the night and steal organs and body parts from fresh corpses. They are shadowy figures, never less than three, who appear to be tall and thin...

Ahh, and here's me thinking that the whole point of PDF was that each copy of the document would be identical and therefore entirely Portable between various systems, computers, etc. They've certainly found a lovely way to complicate things.

I guess I'm a little confused here, in my head a PDF is a PDF is a PDF. Once you've got one made it doesn't have to be done again for each knew service...does it? Isn't it just a matter of hosting the file on each service's server or pointing them all to one storage location? Maybe I'm just...

I'm just turning this thought over in my head mostly, but bear with me: Suppose there was a viable business model that allowed a local game store to not only offer the usual mix of games on the shelf, but also to provide print on demand services linked through to RPGNow or DriveThru. Like, I...

Further inspection, and maybe you all knew this and I was late to the party, reveals that James is in a stew largely of his own making. His Bio page proved interesting: http://www.jamesmathe.com/

As a former game store owner I can tell you that price and availability never have been and never will be the main draw of a good game store. As a consumer, I will go to the least expensive source I can for whatever game I am interested in. IF it happens to be the FLGS, then cool. If it is...