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If your interested in planar and cross-genre material, Oathbound is worth the full price. For a $10 it would be a steal, i would say.

Jim Butler from Bastion Press is aware that some people are having problems and is on top of it. Don't be afraid to take advantage of their great sale. If you use a credit card and it says that your order was not approved...it probably was. Check your email after a little while and you'll likely...

Thanks Jim! I just sent you an email explaining my problem, but i'll thank you now for your quick action. Infernal technology!!! :cool:

Wait up guys. I had the same credit card problem. Someone pointed out to me that they just had a wierd delay and still got an email later saying the order was placed. I had the same thing happen. Problem for me was that i rebooted and tried another order thinking i had done something wrong and...

Gah!! Your right, Krichaiushii. I just checked my email and there it is. Unfortunately, i thought i had done something wrong, so i tried doing it and a second time and now i ended up with two orders! *headbutts his keyboard* Thunk, thunk, thunk, thunk......

I was looking forward to getting some of their books (Bastion), but i got static on my card from their checkout bot and could not get them!! :\ Christmas sucks!! ;)

Well, the advantage to that is that you may fast forward through the parts where Smaug talks!! ;)

DOH! SJG (steve jackson games). Uh....the evil monkeys switched my keyboard buttons around last night..... :p

I had fun. Thanks for coming on the show, Phil. I never knew you worked for STG before last night.

This poll has to be pretty inaccurate, seeing as how it was started 2 years ago. I wonder how many votes need to be re-cast! :)

No, i can see where Teflon Billy is coming from. The Dark Sun issue was an absolute joke for Dark Sun fans. It was also an insult to those who were supposedly the "official" source for Dark Sun material. Those Dark Sun articles in Dragon showed a lack of repsect and/or knowledge for the setting...

I just thought of another D20 book. Bluffside!! More fluff and adventure hooks than you can shake a halfling at....and i really like shaking halflings!

Both! Heh. Honestly, i don't mind either. I like good fluff in whatever form. Fluff for a setting is easier to come by though. Excellent generic fluff is a much tougher beast to track! :) My list: 3E/3.5 (i'll leave off settings since they are usually fluff heavy and start flame wars...

Well i guess i'd prefer no fiction but, if it MUST be there, i agree that it should tie into an article. Not just fiction pertaining to a specific setting, but something tied into a specific article, not just the theme of the issue. Topic Change: One theme books generally don't appeal to me...

IPR... "Hey, we don't suck!" :p I don't think that many people were that angry about about the "professional" crack DTRPG made as much as the DRM stuff they use. As long as they stay away from stuff like that, i'm interested. But be aware, the bigger you guys get, the less the "hey, we're...

Great thread. Thanks for asking, Erik. :) My last Dragon issue was the first with the price hike, so i've been out of it for a little while. I have a hundred ideas milling about in my head, but i'll stick to a handful of things. 1)I've only ever read one story arc that i particularly liked...

Hmmm.....Lake of Steam, Unapprachable East, Vilhon Reach, Moonsea (where some traditional FR material can seep in, but not too much) and the Old Empires (Mulhorand etc). Basically anywhere NOT Waterdeep, North, Heartlands, Cormyr, or the Dalelands. I started playing FR in 1st edition, so all...

THAT my friend.....is impressive.

Well, i do play a lot of non-d20 already. Always have. I like DC Heroes, WFRP, Cyberpunk, and have at least 30 other different games/systems. We are playing M&M right now, which is D20-in-law. :) A friend of mine sent me the new White Wolf pdf. I never liked WW's system before, but the newer...

I love crafting homebrew worlds, but i also play some published settings, too. But i don't mix them. If i run FR, or IK, or SL...then thats what i run. If i homebrew a campaign, then i don't want any published stuff (setting specific anyway) in it. It bugs me when the streams are crossed for...