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One of the patron projects has been made entirely public; it's called the Zobeck Gazetteer, and it's a sourcebook for clockwork magic and a free city. Available at Koboldquarterly.com in print or PDF, also at Paizo and RPGNow. That said, though, you may already own some of the work I've done...

As PDF and print, for patrons. The adventure sets up the 4E default setting for Open Design.

The first installment of the Riverbend setting ships in a few weeks. Though I hesitate to call it a setting yet; it's almost exactly Hommlet-sized, with a tight connection to the Feywild. There's quite a bit of Feywild-specific lore, characters, items, and rituals, though, in a fairly dark vein.

The thing about this one is, it's one of the very few Lost City adventures out there, it introduced the Yuan Ti and many other classic monsters, and it's just a blast. It's the pure swords&sorcery goodness of Conan, with snakepeople and deadly plants and... You kind of have to play it to get it...

Kobold Quarterly 007 (Atomic Array 009) enjoy!

No worries, I'm happy to publish for any edition, and 4E is getting a reasonable number of requests from readers. So I will continue to publish some 4E material, but the majority is likely to stay 3E/Pathfinder because that's what the requests are for. I suspect that the KQ audience is about...

Huh. I like Pathfinder very much (thus the official Pathfinder content in the issue), but I also have a 4E Open Design project underway in Wrath of the River King, and I've been playing a fair bit of it. And I'm the author of 4E content in the current issue. How much 4E do I gotta write to...

Yeah, there's been curiously little support for the 4E content, and only mild complaint by the 3E crowd. Can the edition wars be winding down? It seems like the two sides have a truce going on.

And since KQ #7 contains official Pathfinder monsters as well, you might want to update the index with those as well: Asakka Deathtrap Ooze Sandwalker Torthune

I'm curious to hear what you think of it, especially the Gunpowder magic and the airships. And all the official Pathfinder monsters.

I did not accept the GSL, so its conditions don't apply here. I'd have to post the 4E items under fair use, fansite, and copyright laws. Since I don't have any 4E web content yet, it's sort of academic.

Joe, I'm fine with you not registering for yet another site (I know the feeling). My problem is that polling the ENWorld audience or the WotC audience will inevitably skew the results. I guess the people whose votes I care about most are the ones who have supported previous projects, and I...

No, I'll post free 4E content just as soon as someone submits some. Hm. Could be a Monday Monster, a trap, or something else entirely. Friday Rituals?

Yes, the 4E project is being discussed in the LJ blog. Send me email if you aren't seeing the private posts.

Actually, tons of updates, encounters, new monsters, and playtest reports. Send me email and we'll figure out if there's an access issue or what. Would love to get your perspective on skill challenges, in particular.

The original plan was to release it to the public under the GSL, but since that's not been revised, it looks like it will be a limited edition for patrons only. You can sign up as a patron in the Kobold Quarterly store. I have to say it's been fun breaking down the Skill Challenge system a...

The project is well into the home stretch, and it is being actively discussed on the private boards for patrons (which every patron is welcome to participate in!). Short form: I don't expect a release this month, 'cause I'm still writing.... Davethegame: Thanks for the nod for Modern/Cthulhu...

Thanks for spreading the word! The 4E Wrath of the River King adventure project has been a blast (new rules are always a blast to experiment with), and I'd be happy to write another 4E adventure down the road. As Admiral Caine says, though, the interest in Open Design has been mostly 3E and...

You get a free copy of the Kobold Death Maze adventure from Super Genius Games when you subscribe to Kobold Quarterly. And I expect subscribers may get additional free adventures over the next couple issues. There's been a freebie with each of the last few issues.

I am immensely chuffed to have won the Diana Jones Award, and will be displaying it prominently at booth 1921. Open Design has been getting a lot of great attention at the show, and the first convention playtest went rather well. And hey, I hope KQ becomes award-winning as well someday!