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Except that the opposite alignment used is "Chaotic", not "Unlawful" and it's lifted straight out of "Order and Chaos" concepts from the Elric series. The second axis of "Good and Evil" were added later and "order" was changed to "chaotic". Also, despite the exact definition of the word...

People seem to get too hooked on the root word "Law" in "Lawful". It's alway been very clear to me that it's more about being orderly and following a code and not about "following the laws of the land". This misconception shines most brightly when people think that having evil laws will make a...

There's much more information available now! The Borderlands Kickstarter Event is live! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/froggodgames/the-lost-lands-borderland-provinces/description

So if that's what you want, let people know! Spread the word that this "water-testing" and who knows, if enough people want it, we might even do the older campaign resources for 5E, too.

Quests of Doom 3 is in the works with a version for 5E. We currently have Quests of Doom 1 Vol. 1, Quests of Doom 1 Vol. 2, and Quests of Doom 2 all for 5E. This Kickstarter event is us testing the viability of doing campaign resources for Fifth Edition as we're not sure if there's a market for...

This is the book that ties a lot of the old Necromancer Games setting material together (Endhome/Lost City of Barakus, the area surrounding Rappan Athuk, as well as the "Sundered Kingdoms" which includes the areas around the NG modules "Aberrations", "Morrick Mansion", and "The Crystal Skull".)...

Also - Greg A. Vaughan has made some very extensive posts and teasers about the Lost Lands Campaign setting in our "general" forums.

Of course the child would find it strange if he was never exposed to it. So what? Expose him to it and he won't find it to be strange anymore. And the game is the perfect time to introduce them to new horizons. That's where I was introduced to many of mine... as well as comics and novels. Any...

There's no such restriction. You use the terms D20, D&D, Dungeons & Dragons, or any other trademarked logo or words, but you can easily claim compatibility with, say, "5E". Essentially, it doesn't prohibit you from claiming compatibility, it just doesn't give you permission to use trademarks to...

For me it all depends on my character concept. I've played all races except Drow, but I did play a half-elf of Drow ancestry once.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/froggodgames/the-lost-lands-the-northlands-saga-complete

Also, a 900-page triple-system release of a book might cause me to hire assassins.

Just in case you have a hard time finding it (I did, and I know it's there). https://www.froggodgames.com/quests-doom-2

The reason that we do quite a bit for Swords & Wizardry as well is that it is our in-house system. The only books that we release only in one rule set and not the other are books that don't work well in both systems. For example - A big book of rules for particular environment (Fields of Blood...

We just released Quests of Doom 2 for 5E, Quests of Doom 3 will have a 5E version, and our first book to be released in all three formats is yet to come. We haven't given up on 5E at all. Chuck Wright Art Director and Layout Guru, Frog God Games

If I were a spellcaster with a spellbook going on a see voyage, I would have taken steps to protect my book from water in the first place.

You might want to check the 2E Draconomicon, Chapter 6, p. 64. :) Do a google search for "the draconomicon 2E".

Sharing here for those who may not have heard about it, yet! Six Adventures for First and Second Tier! From the weird and terrifying interior of the Spire of Iron and Crystal (cover) to the heat-misted Jungle Ruins of Madaro-Shanti, this sequel to the two-volume Quests of Doom offers a whole...

Now if they would just ship mine out, that'd be great. <grin>

Now if they would just ship mine out, that'd be great. <grin>