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Good point! No Libris Mortis (or, while we're at it, other templated zombies), either. ;)

As far as combat encounters go, I do like having "everything you need right there." (That "2006" link from earlier does include something that I haven't seen done elsewhere, though.) Of course I also agree that that can make adventures tough to read through. What to do about that (ponder...

Well the footnote does say that they'll be updating the Rules Update Archive, so maybe the "full version" errata is still forthcoming.

Indeed, I have been very happy with Castle Ravenloft + BGG scenarios, and now that Wrath has arrived in the mail I expect many more nights of tiley goodness. :) From what I can tell after a brief read through the Wrath rules (and a brief pawing over the components), the "twists" it offers on...

So the dread necromancer has come up with a literal "meat shield." You're about to make yourself an expert in how undead work in D&D 3.5, so embrace it. :) Sit yourself down with a copy of Heroes of Horror and the PHB, DMG, and MM, and get some quality page-flipping time in. No Book of Vile...

@Morrus might want to elaborate, but TTBOMK both product lines will be fully compliant with the GSL.

The OGL still permits you to use the SRD as long as you comply with its terms.

Yes. Some through RPGNow, some through Lulu.com.

Maybe you did, but the commute was too intimidating.

One of the sources I consulted for the Zeitgeist layout. Ah, to have money to burn here: Letterhead Fonts / Typefaces For The Professional Artist

I think it could be clearer that the Complete Campaign "hardback" PDF is 3.5 only. Otherwise, huzzah!

<singsong> I know where they got the fo-onts... </singsong>

Thanks for your input. I'm sorry you don't like it much, but I feel the need to address a couple of your points. There are several factors that could make white and/or saturated colors appear too "intense" on your monitor, and I can't control them all. You identified a couple already. But, as...

Indeed. Often the knowledge that "I have these wildcard searches-and-replaces yet to run" mysteriously disappears in the face of the knowledge that "the deadline is almost here," or even simply "I'm all done!"

As far as rituals go, you could easily decide that finding out the true name of something is in fact part of the cost of the ritual. A little flavor text goes a long way.

There's certainly room for heroes who are the "Deeds, Not Words" type. In addition, there's at least one NPC the heroes meet in Adventure Three who would be happy to be their diplomatic "representative."

This. ENWorld is the only source I consult for RPG news, for reasons of time, among others.

IOW, the OGL effectively allowed you to copy, paste, and reprint the SRD, which was a more-or-less complete version of the rules (and at least one company did exactly that). The 4E SRD is bereft of actual rules material, and the GSL doesn't permit you to copy anything (from the rulebooks) that...

Broadly speaking, There's no OGC in 4th Edition: you can't copy rules material wholesale. No, not even monster statblocks from the MM. Instead, the 4E SRD specifies what named game elements you can refer to (by name only). You can't redefine game terms (for example, you can't restructure how a...

Theoretically, whoever winds up doing the layout will be wise and canny enough to lighten up the images so they stand a better chance of printing all right.