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I've been pretty solidly "meh" about 4th ed this whole time. Let me go on record as saying, "This is the first time I'm actually looking forward to this edition," now. "movement powers (teleport and turn invisible, anyone?) " --> Nightcrawler, here I come.

At least you know that you have customers out there, Mr. Rice, anxious for your product. (I'm one of 'em.)

That is patently untrue. I hate them. Sincerely, Legolas (no, but seriously, I really despite the little waste-products, especially the apparent requirement that every dwarf is a Scots) (on the other hand, I'm quite fond of Scots)

And devil-worshippers. Don't forget devil-worshippers.

I don't often post in what I term "soap opera topics," but I have to say that I can understand you exceptionally well, Keldryn...to the point where I, too, am considering help for what I suspect is adult ADD. And I agree, care needs to be taken so that people don't feel punished for what they...

"doesn't really indicate 'OMG the designers don't know the game they wrote'" ...Or does it--?!?!?

I'm going to just say that Mr. Savage took the words right outta my brain and excited electrons in such a way that you can see those words on screen. I really couldn't have typed it better myself!

Wrong! That'd be Baldur's Gate 1 that Boo first appeared, not BG2. ;)

Having run this recently, I agree. There are quite a few posts on the Goodman Games forums about this adventure, too, so you get the benefit of several DMs' experience (and the designer/writer of the adventure himself) as needed.

Seriously, Grump, I'd love to listen in on one of your games (I don't even have to play). Just to witness the Master at work would be satisfying enough. You always have great little tidbits to add to this thread. (As do many others!) What part of the world are you in, Auldie?

I read the (entire) article too, and am encouraged by the news. However, aside from.....just talking....I really don't understand why there was a mention of Spectaculars in the same blog article. Was that a tease? Was it foreshadowing of prducts to come? Or was he just bragging about his...

I'm pretty sure I've said this before but--I'm in for the PDF at the very least, and I have "disposable income". ;) Any idea of a price range? (ballpark is good, I know it could change)

I also quite liked the PDF, although I read it more as "leisure reading" during slow times at work rather than as a setting or campaign book. I'll 90% positively buy it when it's in dead tree. (That 10% is reserved in case they charge a small fortune for the book, in which case I'll stick to...

I gave this a tiny nudge since I was actually serious, but I'm (admittedly) not 133t enough to create the game/rules myself. ;)

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This was basically my exact thoughts as I read your post.

The first three adventures you listed (Hall, Black Pearl, and Wilds) are the three I've run so far. They stand out as being some of the most fun adventures I've DM'ed. (Not surprisingly, all authored by Harley Stroh, designer extrordinairre--who holds a special place in my rat-bastard DM...

Any of the Goodman Games' Dungeon Crawl Classics line, made for low-level stuff, is great. Into the Wilds, The Adventure Begins, Lost Vault of Tsathzar Rho, Transmuter's Last Touch....the list doesn't end there. All are fun, fairly fast & easy, little prep time, 3.5 compatible, easily fit into...

I have two of the original three (Fate and Rainbow). Both are very, very cool, very well written, and very Delta Green, although The Fate is dated and often feels like a White Wolf WoD wannabe. Should be a good book.

Have those "many" actually seen some of the cool junk Goodman & Co. are churning out? (No? Well shame on them!) I throw my vote in for DCC #35 as well.