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Just ordered it off of the ENWorld Store, and I'm realy looking forward to getting my mitts on this book. Thanks for all your hard work, Yuval (and that goes for the everyone else that helped too).

Yep. With Dungeon, not only to you get smalll adventures, lately you're getting what amounts to a full module with series like "The Shackled City" and "The Age of Worms". Add to that the helpful articles by such luminaries as Monte Cook (and the Universe ;) ) and there doesn't seem to be room...

Glad to be of help. :D Looking forward to the Campaign Guide. :cool:

June of '73... And what a ride it's been...

Wasn't quite sure where to put this, so I figured Meta was the way to go. In the ENWorld Store, it seems that the Dark Legacies Player's Guide is listed twice. One of the listings, posted on 9/7/05, features the artwork from the Dark Legacies Campaign Guide. You can see it here. Anyway, I just...

Movies that should not have sequels: 1. Highlander - I think you people are confused. *waves hand* There were no sequels. Go on about your business. ;) 2. Lethal Weapon - After the second movie. 3. Superman - Again, after the second movie. Movies that should (and did) have sequels: 1. The...

Because if it's not Scottish, it's CRAP! :] Had to be said...

To Isengard -gard -gard -gard. :lol:

Superman all the way.

Thanks. I needed the laugh. :lol:

I just got my copy today, and all I can say is 'Wow'. First of all, this book is solid. I'm talking the crack-a-bear's-skull type of solid. I think the law requires that I register this as a deadly weapon. ;) Just from a cursory glance, I have to say that I really like some of the concepts...

True, but that wouldn't necessarily be a bad thing... ;) Just as long as he lets us keep a small corner of the site for our 3e games... :uhoh:

Too Cool :cool: Y'all realize that we'll probably never hear the end of this. ;) Yo, diaglo, just remember the peons here at ENWorld when you usurp the throne :]

My vote would be for Luis Royo. He's done some work for Shadowrun already (the Fields of Fire supplement and the Wolf and Raven novel), but I would love to see more of his work in the rpg industry, especially in a dark fantasy setting.

Settiing = Gold Rules = :confused: For my part, once I get my copy of Spycraft 2.0, I'll be looking into a merger of Spycraft/d20 Future/d20 Apocolypse to create my Rifts setting - though just how much will make it into my homebrew, I'm not quite sure.

I think you may have just given me a reason to buy d20 Future. Curses! More books to buy! And pdf's's! It's a conspiracy on your part to get us all to buy your Future pdf's so you can make more money and...make...more...pdf's... :eek: Nevermind, carry on :cool: Seriously, I'm not the only...

After reading this thread, and viewing the previews on AEG's site, I had no choice but to order this book. It was one of the only times that I have read anything about a game and began thinking about NPC concepts, what characters my friends might play, and what kind of setting I want to use...

Your welcome. :cool:

I guess the success of the party would depend on *who* the pants belonged to ;)

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