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I've ordered from them online a couple times, stopped by their store a few times, and bought stuff from their booth at a con a few times. Always good service and good selection.

Sorry for the delay in responding, I'm on deadline. We had started to tweak the Renderware engine. We had character generation worked out, context-sensitive combat planned out, charms and all magic defined in game terms (the Storyteller system isn't the best to use for a computer game...

Hmm, it'll be interesting to see how your upcoming book and my upcoming book compare....

I'll point you at The New Argonauts, for while it doesn't present any PC races other than humans, it has an extensive "monsters" chapter, many of which are toned-down for use in a low-magic campaign and would be reasonable low-LA PC races (and with tweaking, +0 LA PC races).

I'd just take a halfling mini you like, cut/file/drill off the existing weapons, get a piece of fine chain (say from a craft store), and glue it to the halflings's hands. If you want spikes, take little bits of wire, run them through the chain, and twist.

Hmm, did I miss something? My PH 3.5 says druids are proficient in light and medium armor but still can't wear metal armor at all. So I don't know where you guys are getting this "chain shirt" and "mithral breastplate" stuff.

Dunno if they have A4 sizes, but this might help: http://incompetech.com/beta/plainGraphPaper/

Man, that's sad. I never read his Well of Souls books but I very much liked his Dancing Gods series, so much that I put elements of it in my high school & college games.

I never played it, though I did work on a licensed Exalted Playstation game. It's an interesting world. The PCs are too powerful for my tastes (as one person at WW put it, "a starting Solar Exalted can take out a t-rex all by himself) but if you're into that sort of thing I'b sure you'll have a...

I've tried using "the dip" (Future Floor Wax Acrylic, it's used for sealing linoleum floors). Dunked a figure in the Dip, let it dry, rubbed my thumb on its face for a minute, no effect. Picked at it with my fingernail for a while and finally managed to take off a *little* bit of paint. I think...

Interesting question. I/SKR Games will be at Gen Con (sharing a booth with the Wicked Dead Brewing Company). I'm going to have people running some events for me, including TNA events. I'm going to be running some events myself, but I don't know what my schedule is yet. It might be cool to do a...

Morpheus, I'm almost completely unfamiliar with the D&D minis, but if you check out the Freebies & Previews section of the SKR Games site you'll see two things that may help: 1) A list of (metal) minis suitable for Argonauts PCs and monsters, 2) if you can't wait for Fiery Dragon's Greek...

And it's instantly wrong if something gets moved when the book is typeset, which isn't in the same program used to type or edit it. In any case, in my time at WotC it has never been the designer's job to do the index; material gets moved and the designer's index is invalid. It's done in...

(Sorry, I didn't notice this thread earlier.) Lost Temple of Demogorgon takes place near Irongate, and the Death Knight gives the adventure ties to the Great Kingdom. I'm sure you could use the main adventure location elsewhere if you didn't want to run it in Irongate.

First three months, actually.

Anger of Angels has a trio of templates for angels who are outcast, rebellious, and then fallen, and details what happens to their powers at each stage. You could easily apply the same templates to a fiend, reversing its powers and making it angelic.

One, check out the PBEM FAQ. Two, if you really want to go crazy with easily making floor maps, check out the Flagstone font from Cumberland Games ... it's a font of dungeon floor squares.

In Ghostwalk, some characters can create ectoplasm, which when applied to a weapon temporarily gives it the ghost touch property.

A guy in one of my Gen Con So Cal games suggested toothpaste. I'm guessing the white silica-based kind, not the gel kind.

Yeah, sorry, I was considering only the biggest d20 print publishers with that number: Green Ronin, Mongoose, and Sword & Sorcery mayb manage a 10,000 unit print run, but you're right--most d20 publishers are happy to get 1,000-1,500. True, but every d20-logo'd book requires the Player's...