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With Rogers and Reynolds on board, they might have themselves a winner.

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Looks fun. :)

Through the first couple and a half decades of RPGing, there were four or five people I knew (and myself) who primarily ran homebrews or settings cobbled together from multiple settings but without running modules/adventures. However, the big D&D Open at Gencon was usually previewing some...

URGENT: Peter Jackson Negotiating To Direct ‘The Hobbit’ Films – Deadline.com

What do game systems that do not have system shock survival use in its place, if anything? Did you use system shock survival when it was part of the game system? How did it work for you?

Something to do this weekend in DC - OverDrive's Digital Bookmobile | Digital Bookmobile in DC

On a similar note, here's a new report on what's up with the Microsoft Surface -   Hands on with Microsoft Surface & Catan by Purple Pawn

From a previous week - I'd like to add Inception to the list of movies I will definitely see this summer on the big screen. The trailers have impressed me that the big screen viewing will be necessay or, at least, preferable for that film.

I've never tried re-basing any HS figs. Have you tried it and, if so, how well does it work out? I've routinely re-based MK figs fairly easily and struggled to do so with some Dreamblade figs.

If they are going to tool up that way for the one set, I would think they'd do it for the whole line.

Nice. I've gathered some HS minis in the past for RPG games and making them more readily useful sounds good to me. :)

The Cooperative Dungeon Collection is four 3.5 adventures created by EN Worlders on EN World and free to download.

D&D is a brand name that has been applied over almost 36 years to many products which vary greatly in style and substance. With each incarnation of the game, I have run and played in games that also vary greatly from one another, though the main substance has generally been Medieval Fantasy...

A birthday trumps rehearsal. btw, you look to be coming down with a 24 hour bug of some sort . . .

"Providence protects children and idiots. I know because I have tested it.” - Mark Twain So . . . we gamers are in good hands and so are our children.

Apparently ten of them are available in the UK through here - Tomb of Horrors: A 4th Edition D&d Super Adventure ("D - eBay (item 320533985814 end time Jul-15-10 22:05:45 PDT)

Indeed (and well said all around). One of the biggest of the PR blunders of WotC in recent years was the blanket removal of PDFs from the market based on their citing of newer books being pirated in some quarters. There inability to convert some fans to the newest edition was a foregone...

Huzzah! :D

For some reason the first part of that reminds me of something, too, though I do not recall the resultant backlash described.