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While in the process of crafting the details of my Spycraft campaign, I found myself pondering the inclusion of GI Joe characters. The Shadowforce Archer sourcebook cites GI Joe as a genre of inspiration for the Company; perhaps they're on to something. Now I apologize if this thread is...

There's really not that much magic to it. The setting seems to focus on the emergence of psionic powers more than anything. The super science in the game comes from creative geniuses called Mentalists who have advanced powers of the mind. All in all, it's pretty cool. Reminds me of the Dean...

The Archer Conspiracy is on the ropes. In my estimation, few of the major intelligence agencies are puppets of the Archer Conspiracy. While it seems to be true that Archer syphons resources from a wide number of them, I didn't really get the impression that they were running the show in most...

And let us not forget that Stephen J. Gould also appeared on an episode of the Simpsons. Ahhh, to be immortalized on the best television series ever. The best college class I ever took was an honors course that dealt with Nature v Nurture. It was co-taught by the heads of the Biology dept...

After reading Spycraft, I'm very much convinced that the D20 system could facilitate Fallout. The feats in particular sell me on the idea. As someone else mentioned, Call of Cthulhu is a classless system and so could be used in Fallout as well. I hope someone else is thinking this way...

How about this: The distant realm of Halruua is a fantastical one, a magical place where everyone is purported to be a thaumaturgist capable of arcane prowess unseen anywhere else in Faerun. You are a wizard of no small might and have spent your life studying the Weave, pondering magic theory...

Over the years, my gaming group and I have played a wide variety of games, but never were we as into a setting as we were Rokugan. I am very familiar with what is being dubbed the "classic" L5R game. I am not so with the D20 version, but I have paged through it a time or two. However, being...

Dragonlance 3E It's been veritable ages since I last played a game of D&D in the realm of Krynn. Buried away in my closet back home is the 2E boxed set that I treasured so dearly as a young gamer. The Dragonlance novels written by Weis and Hickman were my first introduction to D&D. I had...