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Good to see you back in the sci-fi d20 material, game, Phil! I'm particularly interested in the new gene therapy templates.

If you're going to make issue with folks "copying" your business model, I believe there are several publishers who'll want words with you for "copying" theirs: selling RPG material in PDF form. It's a business model, and a very attractive one at that. You should be flattered that others are...

You and me both.

Pretty cool marketing idea. I may just get a version of Haven yet...

I would imagine that in the post 9/11 world, obtaining real deckplans for real aircraft is incredibly difficult if you are not somehow related to the aircraft industry. Extrapolation is your best bet. Find out how many seats in the plane, deduce how many aisles, and draw up a grid based on that.

My preferential flavour is psionics as "new mental abilities". I like to approach it as an evolutionary feature and not a supernatural occurence. I prefer it to have a little bit of a "scientific" feel about it

Episode III experienced technical difficulty. Fraser offers you a cop-out with Episode II and one-half! Keep listening all the way to the end for bloopers. Most of which are my fault.

Er... I don't understand why many individual feats are cited here, rather than their sources. It's a pretty unconventional method. Unless those cited feats never appeared in a published source before? If that were the case, they wouldn't even need their own citations.

I didn't say a thing about your language in this thread at all, and yet... You still defend yourself on the basis that I'm attacking your language. But what feedback did I actually try and provide? I tried to help by letting you in on a fundamental fact of perspective in writing. I admit...

I didn't criticize the way you worded anything, nor did I imply that seeking feedback on your work was a waste of time. I just wanted to remind you of a fundamental fact of writing: we all understand our own work. That doesn't mean everyone else will.

I usually forget about Attacks of Opportunity through the course of combat. I don't find them very necessary at all. Adding further complications to AoO rules doesn't really do anything for me and my games. Also, Aussiegamer, you don't seem to realize the irony that occurs every time you...

Precisely. Who cares what's coming from WotC? The material bursting from the 3rd party market keeps me more than happy.

There are a lot of feats there that I don't recognize. That's a good sign. Also, folks, it's very bad form to get into this kind of bickering. I'm no mod, but honestly; if you have personal beefs, take them to e-mail.

I think this chainsaw has a very horror-movie feel to it. Thumbs-up.

Considering the amount of original material in Alien Invasion, the reprinting of a few feats is pretty forgivable. Hell, considering what the particular feats are, it made perfect sense to include them in the book. Psion, it may be just $3, but it's not just money. It's a vote. By spending...

Nerdiquette?

Just out of curiousity, Masada, could you post some examples of OGC that slipped into WotC's non-open sources? Or even mail them to me.

I think they are looking for a list of templates by name, brief description, and source... not just a source.

The PS3 and Wii launches in comparison. Using vegetables. Talk about VEGONOMICS! I'm actually using my Gamecube as trade-in merch for a Wii reservation. It just means I'll have to wait a month before finishing my second play-through of Eternal Darkness. I have a lot more to trade in...

As I go through some of the fluff, I keep finding more things that haven't been updated. For instance, in one section it claims that the Human Genome Project will be "completed by 2005" when we all know it is already finished. About the crunch: a lot of attention is given to psionic characters...