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Ah, I missed that, sorry.

Every read this mag? Fight On! magazine - Home Page

I'm assuming y'all already know about this, but if not: Black Blade Publishing > Home NEW First Edition modules.

Well, to be honest, if you are a rules-lite type of guy, then HMb probably isn't going to be much fun for you. I have the book and have read most of it so I can say without a doubt that even though it says "Basic" on the cover, don't be confused by thinking it is Basic in the sense of Basic D&D...

-Sigh- I LOVE AD&D First Edition. I fondly remember the days as a young teenager, playing AD&D with my older brother and his friends. I keenly remember playing a thief in the Sinister Secret of Saltmarsh modules because my character was the PC the pseudodragon bonded with. I remember being...

Illustrated combat example: Kenzer & Company Discussion Forums

Official HackMaster Basic character sheet: http://www.kenzerco.com/free_files/HMb/HMb_PC_sheet_090601.pdf

Clark: I asked this a few pages back, but it might have gotten lost in the mix. Are there any chances that Necromancer will produce adventures or supplements for the new HackMaster RPG? To me they seem like a good fit.

Necromancer: since you have worked with Kenzerco in the past, are there any chances that you would support the new HackMaster RPG with adventures and supplements?

What about firing a bow while moving?

Freakin' awesome! What a great summer ahead: new HackMaster and TOOL's touring. Hoody ho!

I'll play most anything, EXCEPT Rifts!

And another twitter hint: "Few believe the threat is real. Will there be mass hysteria when the truth can no longer be denied?"

I bought the PHB and Monsters & Treasure for C&C and ran a session or two for a few of my gamer pals. We decided we thought it sucked and haven't returned to it since. YMMV, of course.

Dragon Warriors Dragon Warriors | Magnum Opus Press

Haha, you're funny.

Dastardly! I'm running for a sorcerer raised by whores in the city of Clyster, a skinny barbarian from the Eastern Steppes, and an Assassin "on the run" from the Sultanate of Opalar claiming to be a spice merchant. Currently they are trapped in the underworld beneath the Pagan Mountains, trying...

For what it's worth, me and my players are really having a blast with this game.

Here's a little more: The game was originally published in the 80s as a series of books. Now it has been reorganized, new art added, some minor tweaks, and republished. It is basically the British version of AD&D. You have classes (Knight, Barbarian, Assassin, Mystic, Warlock, Sorcerer, and...

You can order the game from Amazon; that's how I got my copy. I first tried my local game shop, but they don't carry the game or plan to.