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Very cool, congrats Andy.

Nice! Congrats to EN Publishing. :)

So, has anyone broken down the differences between the previous book/pdf and this new one? I noted that Wizards of the Coast already updated my Wayfinder's Guide to Eberron, though I've not had a chance to go through it and try to figure out what's different about it and the previous version of...

Doh, sorry, multi tasking and "thought" about the name of the product but didn't actually type it I see. lol yep, talking about Curse Earth. I'm still on my first cup of morning coffee, that's my excuse and I'm sticking to it. ;)

Good read. :) Love the insight into a creators journey into making this hobby a career. Also, very cool about Aaron Allston, I'm a fan, so kudos to Carl for getting you to go up wto Aaron and do a lunch. :)

Good podcast as usual Russ and Peter. :) Enjoy the skits, including the extra skit that you all have taken to doing. Russ you mentioned that the physical copies of the books are now in, wasn't expecting that so soon, thought they would come in after the new year. Awesome that they did, my...

Thanks for the clarification. The article info made it sound like that it basically makes for "min/maxing" style of mechanics. Basically if you want to play a diplomat, why would you play any other nationality than a Ussara? I'm never a fan where min/maxing mechanics are important or a focus...

Oh, a Kickstarter... (twitch) I'm always up for one or three of those. :) Plus the Fioracitta sound very intriguing.

Hmm, I'm not a fan of systems like that. Sounds too one dimensional honestly. You're limited to basing your profession (what you do) on your nationality? So I couldn't be a Vodacce duelist? Sounds artificially limiting. All those from Montaigne are witty and duelist? Just sounds immersion...

Russ and I had a similar conversation under the thread about the book itself. I focused on the center of the page and missed the soft tones color bar at the top of the web page mentioning the pdf coming with the book. lol. p.s: I'll order it next month to go with the book I ordered this month...

Heh. Fun read. Causing immersive tension is a great thing. When you have your players on the edge of their seats, sometimes rapid firing questions at you because they're sure that their characters are in substantial danger, you know as a GM you're doing it right. I love these insights to the...

Excellent. :)

Many of them in the Southern and Central California area were also tabletop gamers and actually also would have role-playing parties back in the late 1970s and early 1980s that I attended. I assume that those continued on even after I moved to the South and then to Europe. (shrugs) Saw a bit of...

And online gaming as well. I joined GEnie, AOL, Prodigy and Compuserve for work aaaaand gaming reasons in 1992. Quickly playing a lot of Gemstone III, Multi-Player Battletech 3025, Air Warrior, DragonsGate, Never Winters Night etc. Though the hourly charges were killer.

Been a fan of Runequest since 1st edition. Each edition was interesting and worth a play in my opinion. I've actually been re-reading BRP and some of those books recently and pondering bringing back to life my old Thieves World campaign setting that I ran for close to 15 years using BRP. I...

LARPing existed in some type of form back to the 1960's with the SCA in my opinion. (Shrugs)

Started gaming at the start of 1978 with DnD and then 1st edition AD&D. One thing that quickly became clear to me back then was though the game was fun, the mechanics always left something to be desired for most of us in Southern California. We were always adding house rules, clarifying...

Really enjoy the podcasts, they're a part of my morning walk rotation. :)

Thanks, all I need to know.

Yup, that section confused me as well. I was thinking, what about Pitch Black, The Fast and the Furious, hell what about Saving Private Ryan and Knockaround Guys?