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The common classification is "Take That!" Boardgamegeek has an excellent geeklist covering this style of game. http://www.boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/277

Someone would have to run a trademark search but "DRAGONS" sounds like a good name to me.

. . . who did more than just the graphic novel. He spent about 18 months on different visual aspects of the film.

The first in Ronin Arts' new series of stock art for publishers has arrived. Modern Horror includes 8 300-dpi B&W images for only $5.95. If you need skeletons, cultists, and investigators, this inexpensive pack should be your next purchase! Publisher Stock Art: Modern Horror, 8 300-dpi B&W...

This is actually my second time with the company. And yeah, there can be some real fun at times.

That takes me back. I remember sitting in Vegas with Steve and John one night when we decided on the format -- and title -- for Block Party.

Thanks, guys. Yeah, my job is to be "The Man" and lean on people; gotta meet those deadlines! Work with Ronin Arts will continue but at a drastically reduced rate.

But this will have to do.

Agreed. The name has been dropped for that reason (and for the fact that the title kept things a little too far into a legal gray area that I want to avoid).

Those would work great with Frag Deadlands.

On the bodies of two fighting gods of unimaginable sizes; as the gods hit each other tiny, almost insignificant followers of one leap onto to the other where his followers must repel the invasion. In a dungeon; during an earthquake; as the entire complex is falling on your heads.

Possibly. With tens of thousands of PDFs sold there's a good chance any D20 fan that buys PDFs has at least one PDF that I worked on. Thank you. I hope you get lots of opportunities to use the stuff in your games.

Thank you. This means a lot to me (and your timing is perfect, considering the announcement coming the first week of April).

If you'd like "off the beaten path" you may want to take a look at The Book of Unusual Feats (which is also in print). It's definitely loaded with feats unlike those that have been seen before.

It's available again at www.roninarts.com (along with several other newer releases).

I thought Hasbro was known for sitting on IP.

Transform your character with shadowtek enhancements. These strange, alien, insect-like devices act like cybernetics but are grotesque and weird, granting your character such new features as twisted, spider-like legs, a semi-organic exoskeletal shell, insects in place of teeth, alien eyes, and...

Thanks. It has been a few months since our last OSRIC release. Just too much going on these days.

Which would need an approval process. Not a bad thing.

In my experience, Lulu books are very durable. I've only heard of two reports of binding problems (out of hundreds of orders) and all of the books I have are holding up great. There are several OSRIC books at Lulu from four different publishers (for those that are into old school, 1e-style games).