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Some class variants, incantations and the Death and Dying rule. So far, no one has complained.

Thanks for the quote and the link, Mistwell! I gotta say I really, REALLY like the pricing guidelines for the most common abilities.

Hey UK! And it's a good thing that great minds think alike. Since I already use those systems, porting in yours should go without any problem.

Very nice! I didn't know about Michikawa's projects and tracks, but I'm REALLY liking what I'm hearing. Thank you, Michikawa, very much!

After reading your post there, I can't help it but mention the similarities between what you described and the maneuver system presented in Mike Mearls' "Book of Iron Might" and to a lesser extent the Challenge rules presented by the same man in "Iron Heroes". Not that it's a bad thing, but it...

And that's why I like Magesmithing 101 so much -although I also enjoyed Golemcraft 101-. Both are concise, not expensive and good products. I wouldn't mind if it involved more products in any of the "101 ..." series (specially a product about zones). And on topic, someone else already...

Another easily portable "cool mechanics" are, IMO, the stunts and challenge rules from Iron Heroes. For stunts, it's basically make a check and gain a bonus; and for challenges is get a penalty and get a bonus. Another system is the maneuvers from the Book of Iron Might, but it isn's as simple...

There's a Magical Beasts chapter PDF on the Fantasy Flight Games site that should've been in the Monsters Handbook. Here's the link.

Hey Night! Beyond Countless Doorways is, indeed, awesome; but the reason I recommended P&P is because it presents you building blocks to create/modify planes and demiplanes. Besides, I just love the way Mearls streamlined a lot of things in the "Legends & Lairs" series.

Some more suggestions, off the top of my head: Advanced Bestiary: Templates, more templates, and then some templates. Portal & Planes: Planar traits make this one worth it. By Mike Mearls. Wildscape: Environmental effects, combat terrain rules and a variant system for wandering monsters and...

As others have said, not yet. The comic's listed to be released this July (listed HERE). And to add to the suggestions for a participant: 1) Don't ignore anyone EVER, specially people asking for help during a test. Never, ever do that.

You won't find it in any regular PDF store since the company is now out of business (and has been for a few years). To make things short, I e-mailed the owner of the company about releasing the product for free since there has been some interest in it, and he gladly accepted it. If you want it...

Agreed entirely. And, my contribution for this thread is "Tombs!" by Dreaming Merchant Press (which you can actually get for free, legally). Great non-magical treasure generation tables.

Nice one! I didn't knew about it, but it seems really useful too (and adds more options for my players).

IME, it's the number of modifiers and the stacking/overlapping nature of them.

It doesn't entirely solves it, but I give my players copies of some PDF I found HERE that tries to break down bonuses to different things. At least, it helped one player of mine who was always confused about what stacks with what.

Follow up question: Were the pricing guidelines for the "big six" changed at all? (I recall reading somewhere that it's now cheaper to add the big six enhancements to existing magic items than it was before).

Woot! Thanks P-Cat!

Well, I'm in a similar situation, except it is regarding the sales/trades forum, an almost 2 year old sale and a still active member that I can't contact through e-mail (because of his profile configuration). I want to contact him regarding a product he was (still is, with some luck) selling...

So, would it be bragging mentioning that I got the three "Planes of..." for $50 including shipping? :D (Complete with posters and in VERY good conditions).