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The local game store in this area runs plenty of RPGs, but put a moratorium on Magic: The Gathering, at least until the end of the year, because of a chronic problem with some local obnoxious players who were causing numerous complaints from other customers. It could be something along those lines.

Hmm, how would I go about getting a copy? :angel:

Well Charles, when you were 'that guy,' you had an obvious appreciation for the brand that clearly ran deep. The direction you took D&D during your short stay there was a reasonable improvement, though it didn't involve any radical shifts, and I think that they made the biggest bonehead move...

Hey, by the way, Mutant Future is way cool. I really like what you did with that.

It is really cool to look this over and see a renewed interest in the original game system. I've been working on 3E (or some derivative thereof) for eight years now, and it's really neat to be able to look back and just reacquaint myself with where the game's roots are at. When I look back at...

Done! Sorry for the inconvenience.:blush:

Right now I have a Pathfinder game going and my group is enjoying it quite a lot. Pathfinder is essentially the promise of 3.5 taken to the next logical improvement. But I've also been in the middle of some lengthy writing for a 3.5 adventure, and I've been longing for the good old days of a...

My curiosity piqued, I would also like to humbly ask nicely.

Noted, but that is pretty open compared to many OGL products.

Alright, you guys are doing a pretty thorough job of making me interested in 2.0. If it's half as cool as it sounds, I predict it will do well. Having it released as OGC is definitely a major bonus.

Ditto that. But there's nothing stopping me from doing it soon.... at least after I run my ancients campaign. Oh, looking forward to seeing OSRIC 2.0

I like what is considered retro these days, but if I was going to go that retro, I think I'd probably rather play Castles and Crusades since it does an adequate job being retro while detangling a lot of the wonky mechanics, but let's face it, Gygax's writing alone in those books is worth the...

All of them are good. Every single one. I've been following DW since (I believe) the day it was released as a 100 page book that used the 3.0 PHB. It has come a long way, yet it has the kind of staying power that will keep it going for a very long time. DW is easily one of the best things to...

It just occurred to me that I could fudge the timeline a little and have them participate in the Trojan War. I could actually end the campaign with this and use it to tie the beginning with the end. Agamemnon was a Mycenaean king, and he was a critical part of the Trojan War. So suppose that...

I'm thinking about starting up a second campaign to run in between sessions of my Pathfinder RotRL campaign. What I'm considering is a Castles and Crusades game set at about 1450 BCE. The campaign starts out at the end of the Minoan civilization. Currently, scholars have no definitive answer...

You can actually circumvent the Kinkos clerks by using their online printing service. https://printonline.fedexkinkos.com/ You just upload the PDF, they receive the order at the store, and they print it out/bind for you. I've had problems with them before when bringing documents to the store...

I'll be safe where I live. It's far away from the ocean and it's far enough North that a little warming would do us some good.

If memory serves, that was posted to my site either slightly before or slightly after that issue of Action Check was released.

Oh man, you still have that PDF version of the Darkland Empire I threw together myself. That brings back memories.

I've been lucky enough to actually do Gamma World where I live. See D20 Apocalypse. The minisetting I did for that book was kind of a revamped version of The Darkland Empire, which appeared in Action Check #6 (edited by the ever cool Jeff Ibach), which is available as a free download here...