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You nailed it.

I mentioned them in the post before yours. :) I am positive that I am gonna pick up a few of them but just haven't had the need yet.

1. Gollum 2. Superman 3, Buffy Summers 4. Obi-Wan Kenobi 5. Tarzan 6. Gandalf 7. Sherlock Holmes 8. Captain Jack Sparrow 9. Captain Malcolm “Mal” Reynolds 10. Batman 11. Robin Hood 12. Yoda 13. Indiana Jones 14. Han Solo 15. Khan vs. Odysseus --- I refuse to vote on this one. Ugghhhh! 16...

Ahhh, the good ol' days are gone forever. I once worked in that hell hole.

I am interested. I do a good deal of googling that could be time better spent. I have been tempted with 12 to Midnights floor plans but so far haven't needed any of them. Critical Locations is swell. All of my modern gaming is in Hudson City so neither New Glory nor Black Knight Casino work for...

El suckage. We shared many hours lounging "in bed together" speaking of heroes and deeds done well. 57 is way too damn young.

Iblis the Black was the most feared and black hearted wizard in Middea. The party managed to recognize his nearly destroyed body in a freak show as the "incredible melting man." By happen stance they rescued him so that they could finish a job well started... but then they listened to him and a...

Winter is largely downtime in my campaigns. A time when PCs can rest and rebuild whatever they might need to do. There are raiders in some areas who wait until winter before launching their strikes (they use the frozen rivers as highways and the civilized lands are kind enough to build most...

I don't know "what" yet but that statement just sold me. You guys deliver products that I still use and I don't play d20. The Witch's Handbook and BotR are two of my favorite reads.

Thanks guys! Pencil Pushers got honorable mention and there was some really fine stuff put out this year. I can only imagine how time consuming the selection process became. The judges did a stellar job!

Arron Allaston wrote a great Hero book on the tenants of running a Superhero game thatis useful regardless of system. Another book that has been praised to the high halls of valhalla was written by Scott Bennie. These two books are pretty much indispensible no matter what system you use...

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Sorry, I can't do just one. Dark Champions 4th Edition 5th Edition Hudson City: Urban Abyss DEMON Fantasy Birthright Midnight The Dark Side Sourcebook for Starwars Incidentally, I am trying to get my hands on some Delta Green supplements after just now discovering the stuff. I suspect that...

The problem is that Sooooo many of the B5 villians are freaky good. Makes it hard to call. Mr. Morden and Bester ended up being my choices for their sheer amoral, &$#*+$-ness.

I think all the things you described are labeled as sub-genres of fantasy. Eberon, to my limited knowledge, isn't fantasy in the stock meaning of the word. It does fall under the general heading of fantasy but fills a much more narrow niche. Ditto for Shadow Run and post-apoc settings or space...

I haven't done any looking but just from the title and the trailer, it would seem that somewhere there has to be a sword and a dude named Arthur.

I liked it but I was also pretty disappointed by some stuff. Grim humor and Superman don't go well together. Why include the scene with the cannibal dog or making sure to point out that Superson did indeed kill another person? While it was fairly apparent to the viewer that Panda-Head was mashed...

My mutant Half-Giant Dire Children would never fit into these tiny things. The "little one" is at 97% and the big one is in a league - and growth chart - all his own. Maybe you could see if someone could make a "mutant, half-giant, dire kender (maybe abyssal??)" T-shirt? The back could say...

I like the argument for Lawful. Interesting. Taking this arguement to its end point - nearly all D&D characters are evil. A den of blood thirsty XXXXs hidden in a cave is nothing more than a fancy location for a town. Players are routinely expected to go in and mop them up. The default premise...

The Last Dominion is here - I wrote so I'll refrain from comment (since it is designed for Hero System 5th Ed, I don't think many around these parts will know much about it).