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1. Who was Blackleaf, and what part did he or she play in the history of RPG's? 2. What part did H.G. Wells play in the development of RPG's?

If you're looking for just straight d20 gunslinging Wild West action without the baggage of alternate history and magic mumbo-jumbo then I would suggest Sidewinder: Recoiled which you can find as a PDF at these sites E23 Paizo Your Games Now or in Softcover from Green Ronin at Green...

CB, I think you will find the Grimm is indeed a bit too grim for kids of that age. And frankly I think any d20 based game may be a bit much for that age bracket. I recomend checking out the previously noted Faery's Tale. It is so simple and fun. Although I will admit to not having played it...

I would suggest taking a look at Fairy's Tale Deluxe by FireFly Games for your mechanical basis.

Which of course doesn't preclude you from intentionally adding Warforged. :lol:

I'm sure my conjugation is bad but: Fiat Justitia (Let there be justice)

WarGods of Aegyptus maybe? http://www.crocodilegames.com/image_details.asp?ID=546&Page=1 or http://www.crocodilegames.com/secure/list_items.asp?CatID=24&SubID=23&pageHeading=Items%20-%20Miniatures%20-%20Aegyptus

It's a Computer Gaming licence. . . Sims:The RPG.

Never mind. Beaten to the punch.

We here at Dog House Rules are plumb honored to be recognized with 2 more ENnie nominations in 2007. And to celebrate this year's nominations, the Dog House Gang is offerin' the 2004 Ennie Gold Award Winning Sidewinder: Recoiled at half-price from 7/16/07 to 7/31/07. It's the product that...

Mongols. Really, if you're going for a medieval period with the classic "Knight in shining armour" you've already moved beyond the eras of "barbaric" Vikings and Celts. By this period you've moved into the era of the Mongol hordes.

Great marketing idea for the Holiday selling season. Parents and older relatives can buy kids the books and don't have to wonder how the kids are going to learn the game. Open the books on Christmas morning, sign 'em up for the class that afternoon. Just about the time the little rascals are all...

According to some, the Secret Society (or societies) that are working behind the scenes to bring about the New World Order. To quote from Robert Anton Wilson's book The Cosmic Trigger

So, they want to be "mercenary spies"? Or is it they don't want to work for any one government, allowing them to have characters from various nations? Well, perhaps they work for the Illuminati?

How many experience points are involved? :] ;)

Magic: The RPG The one property that would guarantee an influx of new blood into the pen and paper RPG market.

Well I would normally say you couldn't go wrong with U1-U3 (the Saltmarsh) series, but those seem to have already been done by everyone and their third cousin twice-removed (besides the fact that Saltmarsh features prominently in DMG II). So my next suggestion would be UK2 (the Sentinel) & UK3...

Ooops, sorry...bad phraseology on my part. I didn't mean it to sound snarky or confrontational. Just thought I'd point it out as a display of how the industries distribution channels are (or should be) changing/expanding. The old content delivery methods aren't enough.

So much so that you obviously feel it has enough potential to warrant your own full-scale entry into the distribution end. www.wargamingonline.com Edit: Ooops, my bad. That link doesn't seem to work yet. Instead see this thread on MGP's own boards...