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Regardless of the presence of prior copyright, either subtype may or may not be open gaming content. Remember, it's the actual subtypes being inquired about, not the names of the subtypes. Kafkonia - Your best bet would be to consult the book in which both subtypes are originally found. If...

That attitude is so 90's. It's the new millenium! My Will saves are not restricted by such petty things as "preferences" or "looks" or "drunkeness." actually it's quite often affected by drunkeness...

Now there's a save I'm always happy to fail.

Whenever the Gamemaster feels particularly cruel :) Seriously, there are quite a few stressful combat situations that a GM could use to require a Will save. Panicking during a character's first firefight, avoiding addiction, fending off a conditioned response (on a side note, brainwashed PCs...

Yer, you might have a good point there.

My only problem with the movie was Book's death. Not how he died, or any clichés therein, but just the fact that he died with so much character detail left unresolved. The series had spent a lot of time hinting at the mysterious true nature of the enigmatic Shepherd. And now those hints come...

Author's Notes Back in University, in my Creative Writing (Prose) class, we were tasked with writing a parable. At the time, I was in the middle of GMing my first real D&D campaign in a long while, so my mind gravitated to a fantasy setting when thinking of inspiration (I wasn't the only one in...

Once upon a time, in an old and majestic forest, there lived a wise Druid. Daily she traversed the width and breadth of the woods, lending her skilled hands to nurture and maintain all that lived under the leafy canopy. Oftentimes the people of the nearby village sought out the Druid to...

PDFs are nice, but I prefer wikis for my campaign worlds. So I took the liberty of translating as much of the Fiat Lux PDF into TiddlyWiki format. Fiat Lux is online here I got as far as "On Magic". Hopefully I can finish it, and the Machevel Kingdom document (complete with more...

My thanks... I'd been jonesing for more Stargate and was frankly getting quite jealous of our American neighbours (it's filmed in this country, why are we last to see it?)

Fiat Lux Latin for "Let There Be Light"

GM: Well, most of your squad is dead, your landing craft is a pile of slag, and the Chryssalids are closing in on you. You're at -3 hit points. Fort save to stabilize? Player 1: Crap. I'd like to reload from my last save. GM: ... Player 1: Well? GM: Uhm, no.

I don't know so much about X-Com Apocalypse, but I'd love a setting based off of X-Com: UFO Defense. That was old school action. X-Com agents aren't really anything special. I don't see the need for a special class to represent them. If I were to run an X-Com game, I'd pick up Blood & Guts...

Taking a stab at self-publishing is a tremendous learning experience, and one I'd recommend even for someone interested in merely freelancing or developing material. You gain a serious appreciation for all steps of the publishing process. If you have the ability to lay out & create PDF files...

Well said! Quoted for truth.

I'm not sure what you're talking about... there's no superimposed text in this thread whenever I look at it. I see boxed text on the left, image on the right. Perhaps there is an issue on your end?

Would it be possible to get all the bugs worked out of the current review database before soliciting for more reviewers?

RPGAttitude has only released software products, and they have been successfully nominated and seconded, so I guess that answers your first question. As to the second question, I dunno.

Seconded.

Well, it's not like you'd drop space marines into a teddy bear farm or an orphanage. Hostile environments are to space marines what roads are to cars.