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You can find an interview that I did with one of the Midnight developers at my site. The interview can be found here: http://www.againsttheshadow.org/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=168&mode=thread&order=0&thold=0 Ren

No, its that hat..and that collar.

It is a testament to the users at this site and their maturity, that this very thread hasn't turned into a flame war. If political discussions took place in this manner all over the world.... we'd be in a better place ;) Bravo.

I'd say off-topic is the place for that kind of announcment. Good call. You, boring? Now come on Eric! ;)

One of my personal hobbies, besides roleplaying, is politics. I've become very involved in them. It is as much as part of my life as roleplaying is. Thats why I don't like seeing the two mixed, I suppose. All game designers have the right to post their political views on their site, that "is"...

No, no apology needed man. I was justing making an observation. I didn't think it would turn into this. Insight, my post was short because I was on the phone. I meant to add that your post could turn into political debate... I didn't mean you were offending anyone ;)

You might want to watch it there Insight. This is not the place to make remarks like that.

Basically... I am very interested in Erik's gaming posts. I'm not the least bit interested in his political views, whether I agree with them or not. If it were and all gaming industry blog.. I'd read it everyday.... I think the guy is incredibly talented. But I really don't like reading about...

Only problem is that there is no way to respond to your comments, unless you are a blogger.. which I'm not. There could be alot of debate about your posts... but there is no venue in which to place them.... Also, there is alot of political commentary in your blog, and thats fine. But you are...

Sounds very cool, Morpheus.

Could you possibly be more condescending to people that happen to enjoy a different gaming style than you? To call their gaming style, primitive... sheesh. Enjoying dungeoncrawls is neither childish, or primitive. It might be different from what you enjoy, but that doesn't mean you need to...

I can't get in either.

Divine Magic and Deities Mike, I wanted to say that I'm very intrigued by Iron Lore so far, sounds like a really fun variant take on d20 fantasy. One question, do you cover Divine magic or Deities in the book? Alot of good sword and sorcery tales include meddling gods and their devoted...

The third book as Path of Legend. Its a Dawnforge adventure. I think it was nominated for an ENNie, not sure if it won though. Ren

Dawnforge does an excellent job of giving the DM a blank slate for future development. There are so many hooks sitting in the paragraphs of the flavor text its hard to read a page without getting a new campaign idea. The racial mechanics are handled wonderfully, though I would have liked to...

I'd much prefer to game early morning into late afternoon than play until the wee hours of the morning. I hate having my sleeping schedule messed up on the weekends. Makes it too hard to get back into the 8-5 day pattern. That said none of my group seems to be interested in that...

You left out one... Karrnath is a very interesting place to campaign. I won't spoil one of the campaign secrets by posting it here, but the conflict between the royalty of Karrnath and the Order of the Emerald Claw and Blood of Vol makes for great political story as well as conflict with many...

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Why wasn't James Wyatt included. He is hands down one of my favorites. Lets not forger Wil Upchurch and Greg Banage (sp?) over at FFG!

All I can say is that the game is pretty darn scary. I've jumped out of my chair more than once. I've got a decent system and it runs great on high quality at 1024 x768 . The graphics are just amazing and the gameplay is fun. Ren