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To me, a cleric is a character who seeks answers, casts spells, and supports the party (high WIS, primary spellcaster, usually tied to a deity). A paladin is a character who acts on inspiration, fights, and leads the party (high CHA, primary melee, deity optional). These definitions are far...

There's a certain beauty to the three-letter acronyms. PHB, DMG, DDG, MOP. But MM, FF, UA messed with my nice Lotus 1-2-3 database, so I forced three-letter acronyms... therefore I'm probably biased. (MM1, FFO, UAR worked but were less elegant than I had hoped.) It was kludgy, but it worked all...

I'm so excited that my 5E campaign has already started (using the playtest materials; we'll tweak anything we need to after we get the books). I haven't run a campaign (only one-shots) in over 10 years. We're starting with Vault of the Dracolich and I'm going to see where the Rise of Tiamat...

First non-human paladins, now non-LG paladins? What is the world coming to?! Actually, yeah, it's all right by me. I've long thought of the paladin as a "holy champion" and even if they're not called Myrikhan, Garath, Lyan, Paramander, Fantra, Illrigger, Arrikhan, and Anti-Paladin, then at...

To me, too. I'm still expecting to be impressed. :)

The soundtrack for the CRPG Arcanum is here: http://terra-arcanum.com/downloads/ It strikes me as possibly being worth a try.

I think you must be unaware of how unbelievably rude it is to tell someone to "get to work." I get that you are impatient and eager, but come on.

http://www.dafont.com/watson.font

I get that this is mainly in jest, but if I were to make a suggestion here, it'd be to not bug Morrus, actually. It'd be more appropriate (though it wouldn't be well received) to bug me, as I'm the one whose work speed will directly translate into release pace. Morrus has enough to worry...

Um... I have copies of everything; I'll take care of it.

I dunno. You can never tell with that guy.

It's all done but the PDF hyperlinks. Progress stalled during the period RSV and pneumonia were having their way with me and the Delphlings, but a little work tomorrow should see it finished and ready for upload.

Specifically, the following portion: (emphasis added) means, basically, that you are not permitted to make any Licensed Product that looks like a WOTC publication. (There's more to the section, but that's what the inclusion of "trade dress" in this section means.) A quick change of cover...

I'm pretty sure we're talking late 80s or early 90s, and I mean year, not issue number.

Ha. I was over the cutoff age when I did my *first* EN Publishing project. But thanks for the compliments. :-) ETA: I wasn't aware the qualifications for "dreamy" had fallen so far.

That was a Dragonmirth comic drawn by Aaron Williams. I don't know the issue number.

It's coming off the press more or less as intended, then. Good to know. :-)

Neat. I even learned a few things. And now I have the oddest feeling, like I should check out the other episodes or something. :)

The cover *is* primarily created for book-printing purposes. However, the limitations imposed by the POD vendor provide very little room for spine text. When there is enough room (when the adventure tops 80 pages or so), the space allowed will permit only the most microscopic text. At about 120...