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I'm convinced, too - as both a potential customer and a potential vendor. All data appearing with a product should have a real meaning - not simply be a placeholder.

Ah, no trouble - I figured it had slipped under the radar. I've resent the email to the address specified on the advertising page. Thanks for the response! Dave

If you do, I'd be very interested to see what you think of them. Keep in mind that they're intended to be very utilitarian. The goal of the products is to create an intelligently designed, pre-populated dungeon, to which a DM can add his own plot and flavor. As far as I can tell, nobody else...

One last friendly bump before I ask for my money back... Edit: if the delay in response has anything to do with the forthcoming "announcements" that've been mentioned in the publisher forum, then I'll kindly wait.

As a recent entrant into the pdf publishing world, this is a problem I've been trying to solve with my Dungeon Dive series. When I sat down to figure out what I wanted to spend my time creating, I thought about the reasons why I generally don't buy modules: 1. It's hard to find a module that's...

Ah, I see you're anticipating the yet-to-be-announced Dungeon Dive 6: Roper Madness, in which every creature has either the half-roper or roper-touched template applied to it. :lol: To address Mark's astute critique, though, I do recognize that I may have over-used some of my favorite...

Actually, yes. Dungeon Dive 4: The Necromancer's Lair and Dungeon Dive 5: Dragon Caverns are in line for production after I finish up the Diamond Gulch adventure I'm working on. (And I can personally guarantee that nothing mentioned above will contain a roper. :p )

In order to celebrate the opening of RPGNow EDGE, Amalara is conducting a sale on all three Dungeon Dive products. For the month of October, all three pre-populated adventure locations will cost only $2.95. Dungeon Dive 1: Thieves' Guild Hideout Dungeon Dive 2: Abandoned Temple Dungeon Dive 3...

I thought I'd give this a bump since I haven't heard anything yet. Thanks! Dave

A teaser for the upcoming Diamond Gulch adventure from Amalara is now available. You can view a reward poster that appears as a player handout by clicking here: http://www.amalara.com/demo/diamond_gulch_reward.pdf. Diamond Gulch is the first title in the otherwhere product line: d20 fantasy...

I'd like to echo Mark's "Well done!" and thank each of the reviewers for the well-thought out reviews that they did for my products. Even if I didn't neccessarily agree with them ;) , I thought they were well done.

I purchased some leaderboard advertising last week via the pay-pal option and sent off the ad text and image to the email specified. I hadn't heard anything back yet, so I was just curious as to how long it would take to get set up (so that I know when to start looking for it). Both the pay-pal...

I just noticed that on the review for Dungeon Dive 3 (and the ones for 2 and 1 for that matter) that the Publisher field isn't filled in within the review itself, and doesn't appear in the reviews list, either. On the other hand, if I go into the publisher list and click on my products, they do...

In one particular dungeon, the party spotted a group of kobolds in a room at the end of a hallway at the same time the kobolds spotted them. The rogue in the party was at the head of the line and at the top of the initiative order, so she tumbled through the open door, past a kobold guard, and...

Thanks, Urizen. The adventure is actually based on the entry I won the Summer 2004 Iron DM tournament with (beating out EN World's very own Piratecat :cool: ), so it's been extremely fun to expand upon.

Five years ago, Diamond Gulch was a prosperous boom town. Prospectors of every stripe, from miners to mages, slowly picked the diamonds clean from the mines beneath the town. Professional gamblers filled the casinos and professional drunks filled the saloons. Five years ago, everyone was making...

Ah. I assumed it was a math-based puzzle, based on the way it was presented, though I was trying to figure out how the obviously-important name fit in. Now I see.

I ran a campaign where a demon was trying to overthrow a kingdom. His followers were organized in a "cell" like structure, so that when the PCs eliminated one cell, they couldn't follow a trail of breadcrumbs to the next. They also used tactics like setting fire to row houses to cover their...

While I had to pay for my copy (my boss brought it back from GenCon for me), I can confirm that it is, in fact, spiffy.

Ah, that's brilliant! I wonder how many encounters I can get people to stick the AXE OF MORGOSH in. :lol: