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'Choice' Treasure 3 – Table I: 10 Gold Pieces or Less A new treasure has just been posted, from the table subtitled, "What has it got in its pockets?" See the previous post in this thread for links.

'Choice' Treasure 3 – Table I: 10 Gold Pieces or Less This elegant little treasure is from Table I: 10 Gold Pieces or Less, which is subtitled "What has it got in its pockets?" This piece is #23. Every treasure in this table was specifically written to fit in a pocket or pouch. Editor's Note...

**Warning - shameless plug** I have a suggestion for dealing with decreased time for preparation. We have people in our game company (Tabletop Adventures) who have been gaming since the time of the first small books, and our life situations are much like yours. When we started publishing PDF...

Our DM dealt for several years with a long-running campaign with varying players. His solutions bore a lot of resemblence to Piratecat's: - All the PCs are members of one organization - in this case, part of the entourage of a Baroness. (She was the DM's wife, so was practically guaranteed to...

'Choice' Treasure 2 – Table VIII: 30,000 gp A new treasure sample has been posted from the The Mother of all Treasure Tables™. See the thread here on EN World or at the Necromancer Games forum. The thread is also being carried on Martin Ralya's Treasure Tables forum.

'Choice' Treasure 2 – Table VIII: 30,000 gp This select treasure is from Table VIII: 30,000 Gold Pieces, which is subtitled "How are we going to carry all this stuff?" This piece is #02 of 20. Keep in mind that each treasure in a table has a total value within 2% of the named value of that...

Well, I suppose you could say this is "just a listing of sample treasures," in the same way that the Mona Lisa is "just a painting." :) The Mother of All Treasure Tables has complete treasures of various values - everywhere from a few silver pieces up to millions of gold pieces. They are...

I can guarantee that, Treebore.

#936, from GenCon. By Sunday afternoon, Bill Webb of Necromancer was strongly encouraging people to open their boxes right at the booth, so he could see if there were any winners. There were none at all at GenCon, as far as he knew. They had 100 copies available for sale there, and sold all...

In anticipation of the print release of The Mother of all Treasure Tables™ later this month (September 29 from Kenzer and Company), Tabletop Adventures and Necromancer Games are giving a preview of pieces from each of the ten tables in the book. A couple treasures will be posted each week in...

Table IV: 500 gp The first selection is from Table IV: 500 Gold Pieces, subtitled, "What are these nifty things?" This treasure is #18. Editor's Note: I enjoyed the 'theme' in this piece, and the fact that the coins are all from different countries. Sounds to me like the goods of a very...

Greetings! Here we present a selection of pieces from The Mother of all Treasure Tables™. Rather than merely random pieces, the Editor has allowed herself the privilege of presenting some of her favorite treasures. (They may be abbreviated due to length.) We hope you enjoy these excellent...

A lot of people seem to be having extreme reactions to what I think is a perfectly reasonable goal - encourage more women who game to attend GenCon. As a secondary goal, encourage women who might be attending for other reasons to try out gaming while they're there. I have been a roleplayer for...

Whether investigating mysteries in the modern-day streets of a big city or boldly going where no one has gone before, the Deck O’ Names – Modern is ideal for your naming needs. From more common names like Jack Armstrong to ethnically diverse names such as Carla Nguyen or Nakesha Xenides, the...

Whether investigating mysteries in the modern-day streets of a big city or boldly going where no one has gone before, the Deck O’ Names – Modern is ideal for your naming needs. From more common names like Jack Armstrong to ethnically diverse names such as Carla Nguyen or Nakesha Xenides, the...

Okay, I'll help. I found this sig on the GenCon forums in February: Hotel - $179 a night Food - $30 a day Beer - $1.67 and 20 cents Going to Gencon where playing games and dressing up as Hobbits is considered cool- Priceless

The Mother of All Treasure Tables™ will be available on October 25, 2006, according to the website of Kenzer and Company. See the product information there. The Mother of All Treasure Tables™ puts the "ah!" (or awe) back into your treasures! From the farthest corners of the earth, a vast...

The Mother of All Treasure Tables™ will be available on Friday, September 29, 2006, according to the website of Kenzer and Company. See the product information there. The Mother of All Treasure Tables™ puts the "ah!" (or awe) back into your treasures! From the farthest corners of the earth, a...

Alas! The Mother of All Treasure Tables, which we all hoped would be present at GenCon, did not make it. It is somewhere on its way back from the printers' in China. We had a copy of the PDF available for viewing, and Bill Webb of Necromancer Games showed it off to a lot of people. Many...

Well, we didn't win an award, but we were pleased that the gold award for Best Electronic Book went to our good friends at Dog Soul Publishing. We saw them after the ceremony; they were extremely excited, and rightfully so. "Baba Yaga" (which was their first product) was very good. If we...