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Jeff, you're quite right. I'm confused as to how I made that mistake, I guess I was too pissed off by Tracy's words and went stupid with that acronym, lol. Thanks for the correction for those that didn't know the true name of the organization.

You're so right -- let's copy and paste Scott's words and email them to Tracy for his next newsletter detailing how horrid RPG editors (oops, I meant terrorists) are now. Look, Scott was alarmed by Tracy's words and described what *could* have been offered in Dragon, making light of what they...

Yes, Tracy probably DMs a wonderful bit of Bunnies & Snowflakes. How can I not take this to the extreme that I have when I see the "great" Tracy Hickman place industry professionals like Monte Cook and Jesse Decker in the same light as Osama Bin Laden and terrorism? How could anyone not take...

How dare Tracy Hickman equate the writers and editors responsible for Dragon #300 and The Book of Vile Darkness to TERRORISM?! Mr. Hickman owes everyone that he slandered in his newsletter an apology. That seals it: I will never again purchase anything with Mr. Hickman's name attached to it...

The word I got from Morrus when I first scanned the manuscript was that it was aimed for 20th level PCs, not 20+ (although it could be easily scaled for those more epic campaigns).

[/b] I have no problem with handling d20 System news. I'll go with the majority, although I have no problem with the comic book news references. In fact, I reserve the right to be Peter Parker. :P

I was stuck in Tennesse for my brother's stupid wedding on Sept. 10. My wife, parents, and my youngest daughter (Gabrielle) drove to my grandfather's home in Kentucky that night to rest for our trip back north to Ohio the next day. The next morning, we're spending quality time with my...

I disagree, even with your reply to Darkness, as there is much room for a specifically-trained killer for hire. I had no problem with the bonus languages, but the fact that assassin's could learn the ultra-rare Druidic language, but yet NO ONE could ever possibly learn the secret assassin sign...

Perfect timing Chris, as I just submitted the first review for The Assassin's Handbook today at EN World. I've edited my review to reflect the web enhancement and am downloading it now. Thanks for the added product support! :) BTW: Any thoughts as to the review itself? I really hope I didn't...

Thanks for the compliments, guys. :) Just curious, but what did you disagree with? I think you mean the over half dedicated to fluff thing, but this fluff was just too good, IMO. BTW, if anyone has any suggestions for me for future reviews (as this is going to become a regular thing for me...

Well, I put my first "new style" review up today (GR's The Assassin's Handbook), and the first time I clicked the button to submit the review, it gave me an error message. So, I clicked it again and then it worked, but then I discovered that it posted it twice. When I edited one of them, the...

I could assist if you wish, Morrus. :)

The Assassin's Handbook Authors: David "Zeb" Cook and Wolfgang Baur Published by: Green Ronin Publishing ISBN: 0-9714380-7-2 Stock Number: GRR1301 MSRP: $14.95 US Page Count: 64 pages The Assassin's Handbook is the second installment in Green Ronin's Master Class series of books. For those...

The Phoenix has made an appearance in Green Ronin's Book of the Righteous, IIRC.

I think some people are missing the point and I'm shocked the Ashy hasn't mentioned this yet: People are snatched from their worlds and brought into the Forge in hopes that they can challenge and defeat members of the Black Flock and take their place! One doesn't *have* to be uber high level...

Yep. Will this book be B&W only, or are the previews just pre-color? When I think of graphic novels, I see color.

OK Ryan, I think Morrus will agree that you should no longer be known as the "Submissions Coordinator" of N20P, as "Natural 20 Pimp" seems more appropriate. :p

ACK. LOL. Yep, it helps when you multiply by millions and not hundreds of thousands, like I mistakenly did. :p

Hmm... so if every share was purchased *today*, it would cost $226,761,000. Hmm... and Hasbro paid $325 million to Peter for the company a couple of years ago. Anyone have an idea what the shares were worth at that time? Or, were there even shares of WotC stock before Hasbro?

Oh my... you forgot the parenthesis in your own title's acronym! Bad Jason -- naughty! ;)