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One solid tile. Thanee is showing both sides.

You can sanction home games. There are Star Wars games as well. There are a couple of stand alone 4E adventures (such as "Return to the Moathouse"). I think that is it for now. If you are running as part of the LFR, yes they do. If you are running home games" then they don't. You do have...

They did last year, in August. I would expect the same this year.

One of my stores allowed anyone to take what they wanted. A bunch of people took one of everything, so all the products that were limited to a couple of copies were gone by the time I got there to run my game. In fact, there were only about 5 things to choose from then.

Well, it's here. The FLGS where I am running has started, and I should be heading there in an hour or so.

Cool. It's higher on my list now (especially with the free "web enhancement" to the Amethyst).

Interesting, I have never seen a thread on this specific topic. It would be interesting if it avoided the "edition war" feel (which I doubt it could). I would say 100% it's next to impossible, as Joe states in the article. 3E was a combination of things that all had to be just right to reach...

Seriously? There quality was I admit questionable at times. However, they were pretty middle of the road. If you want the 100% biggest contributor you only have to look at Fast Forward Entertainment. Those books are still clogging shelves at gaming conventions.

Chris has pretty much stated that the nail in the coffin for GR doing 4E was that the license could be yanked at any time. He is not going to build on a business model that counts on WotC's own business decisions. The OGL couldn't be yanked, so a game line that is very successful based on the...

I have to admit, I am quite disappointed in the complete lack of support for people showing up to play.

I saw this on Robin Laws blog and had to share. I am not that into the Cthulhu mythos, but this is a great, suggestive bit of art.

I've seen Expeditious Retreat Press and Mongoose out there. I am surprised I haven't seen the Creature Collection from Fiery Dragon out there. I also have seen one or two products from small publishers as well. Still, not too much and it really doesn't seem to be displayed prominently.

Not to me. It seems to me that they are looking at reality and realizing that the bar is high. Clark commented that a couple of products might see print (I still am expecting a Tome of Horrors 4E) and he might go to a PDF market. The basic fact is that whatever internal struggles there were...

I am fortunate that both of my game stores are participating. One is a major FLGS and wouldn't miss it for anything. The other I am actively organizing it and trying to get as much participation as possible.

I am so sorry your kids aren't gamers ;)

The first year Green Ronin did (because they didn't have it ready in time). After that a number of companies put them up later (I am pretty sure they are obligated not to put it up the same day) including WotC. In fact, Goodman Games already has a web expansion for their Amethyst giveaway here...

I tried this once and ENWorld had a burp. Attempt number 2... Are you planning on participating in Free RPG Day at a FLGS? Is it an option for you? Edit: I just realized there is a hole. If you are planning on both organizing/running events and playing in events, choose organizing/running.

Plus, as it is coming out in this game, there are different flavor of "rules weight." Is a game GM rules light? Is a game player rules light? Is it functionally rules light? (Because everyone avoids significant portion of the rules). Is it chart light? (AD&D is not chart light, unless you...

I think that Heroquest is probably the sort of game he wants. In combat the in-game tactics don't decide the fight. You use the game system to determine the result (in a not too complicated manner) and then narrate the result, typically based on your approach and the result. In fact, all...

Wizards of the Coast's miniature support page has a number of tiles and maps.