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Crap. I thought they were joking about this being the last issue.

Not to get totally off-topic but if anything in these games worked realistically, everyone would die early and often. The overarching premise in Savage Worlds and most RPG's is that it's pulp or cinematic action -- there's absolutely nothing realistic about it. Heroes get shot in the shoulder...

I have to throw my support behind Savage Worlds. I only have a couple of points that haven't been mentioned before, or to highlight a couple that have: * It reinvigorated my approach to gaming (even to the point of learning stuff while running Savage Worlds has made D&D/d20 better for me). *...

Yer a bloody.... Nice work.

It's one of my favorite D&D games ever after Co8 fixed it. If it'd had networked capability and 20+ levels, I wouldn't be here typing this now... I can't stand Neverwinter (at least the packaged game...I like the developer kit and stuff that's come out of it).

Okay. I don't often slip into netspeak but I am ROFLMAO. Oh, and submission guidelines and stuff. Cool. Maybe I'll try to sell my dusty manuscript about Lamia. Or, I'll just find an excuse not to.

It was a toss-up between the Clockwork one, the Divine one and Sunless. Sunless had a great "fairy tale" setup. Had to go with that one.

The clones handled them pretty handily after Order 66, with only a couple of exceptions. The Jedi are supposed to be powerful, but taking a page from the movies, circumstances should limit their power (few Jedi, strict codes, specific missions, almost no Sith, no force users but Jedi/Sith...

*sigh*

It's still dead. The guy that built it lost his server or something. This is the URL if it ever comes back: http://www.carcere.net/~kirintor/index.php?x=gtsrd/index And I second Grim Tales, though the PDF thing is a problem. My other suggestion is not d20 at all: Savage Worlds does sword...

Great concept and characters. Subscribed.

To the campaign look and feel, it's essential. Actually, without it, I'm not sure what you really have left that you couldn't get somewhere else (forgotten futures being my first suggestion), other than the Lodge System (which I'm definitely using). As a disclaimer, I read the book, but I...

I second Rippers, though depending on the "feel" you're going for, it may not work. It's on the comic book / penny dreadful side of the Victorian Horror spectrum. I have a couple of suggestions, but neither fits well with your request: * Dragon #352 for the Perdido Street Station stuff...

Unfortunately, it was difficult for Jar-Jar to strike fear in the hearts of his enemies, since the Emporer named him Darth Ridiculous.

OOC: Crap! Clicked the wrong dang button! Sorry for the intrusion!

What if you jump on the tightrope to get to a better position to Force Lightning a basketful of babies?

I swear I'm going to finish this dang thing. -- And Thanks for your support BlueAnt! -=-=-=-=-=-=- “Down!” Uri screamed as balls of fire streaked toward the scouts’ position. Fire and earth geysered before and behind them, a handful of the shifters immolated in the barrage. As one, the...

I've only read the first scene, but looks fun so far. Keep up the good work!

And I basically took jonrog's methods and changed them up a bit. My players/characters got introduced to the world of magic when the Wal-Mart they were shopping in turned into a magical prison for an escaped creature. Yes, this Wal-Mart is sooo big. There's a lot of ways to do it, but I think...