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Hello, I just picked up the War of the Lance sourcebook by Soveriegn Press. It is a hefty tome clocking in at 319 pages and is full cover. For those that do not have it, it is a very complete tome covering all things about the War of the Lance era. Everything from race concepts, classes...

I love Dragonlance. The only thing I don't like: Gnomes. They are removed from my campaign world. I am reading past the frist two trilogies for the first time and really enjoying it. I am part way through Dragon's of Summer Flame and really engrossed. It is nice to see how Weis and...

I am going to third FRPgames. I have had zero problems with them. They are fast and efficient. Razuur

My list is the smallest it has been in a while: Dragonlance: War of the Lance Conan: Across Thunder River Mythic Vistas: Hamunaptra Babylon 5: Zocalo Babylon 5: Psi Corp Oathbound: Wildwood Anything Midnight... anything at all. Probably Game of Thrones if it ever comes out, just for the...

Hello all, I am reading past the first six DL novels for the first time. I am part way through Dragons of Summer Flame, when it occurred to me: where did all of the goblins and hobgoblins go? Draconians are still in the picture, and we see the IRda introduced. What happend to them? Were they...

I really love the 4th editions magic system. I hope that it is expanded upon for the D20 OGL treatment. I did a home bre conversion of the magic system for sorcerers, because it is so different. The players love it. It really makes the Sorcerer as a different type of magic wielder...

While the 3e version is the most beautiful (graphic design wise) and complete campaign setting I have seen for 3.x, my favorite is still the first edition. Filled with the unknown. Fraught with danger. Not Magick psycho.... The first edition still hearkens to me. But the third edition is...

Goodness this looks good. Wow. I can't wait to get my grubby mits on it! Razuur

My "other" vote is the remarkable Oathbound setting by Bastion Press. I run a bi-annual weekend game of it and it is just grand for high level play. Everything else is pretty magic rare and gritty. Razuur

No prob. Wasn't sure after your press release about Hero Games. I am really looing forward to this setting. Did I read somewhere that this may be seeing print someday? And if so, what version? Eagerly looking forwards to Novemeber 1st, Razuur

A D20 Mythic India would be most excellent. I have been screaming for that since D20 came out. That and D20 Mythic China ( *NOT* Japanese china with ninja and samurai ). The closest on that I have come is swashbucking adventure's Cathay. Get a moving talinthas. You've already sold one book...

I wasn't that impressed with it. But then I was really impressed by Frost and Fur. And Frostburn seems to share many of the arcadish qualities that most WOTC books put out lately. I am real glad people are liking Fristburn. But if people are looking for a more thorough, less arcade version...

Wow that is really sad. F&F was the first Monkey-God book I purchased, and it was so good I was lookign forwards to other books in this line. Oh welsie. Razuur

Hey, I heard monkey god has a similar type book written for Jungles on the way. Are you writing that one to? Razuur

Hello, I saw that Hero games is licensing these. Does this mean that Rocketship Empires 1936 - WWII and Pulp Action in a Sci-Fi Space Setting will not be D20? Thanks, Razuur

Agreed. Frost and Fur is the defintive book for northern climes. It has really added to my game. Razuur

Hmmmm, I am surprised that virtual has barely gotten a nod. it is easily my favorite of the Horizon books, and the one I plan on running a 12 ep campaign on. Heck, that could have been a fully fleshed out rulebook, and I would have been happy as a lark. Razuur

As with all Oathbound products, I am really looking forwards to this. Keep this Oathbound line a running because it is simply fab! Razuur

"Originally Posted by Ed Cha Can you explain specifically how "Legends of Excalibur" appealed to you and helped your game more than the other modules out there? Was it because it is more generic and low-magic? I didn't quite understand. Thanks." "Excalibur isn't a module, its an Arthurian...

Well I have to come in on the publishers side as a consumer. I think adventures are really neat. How many have I bought? Next to none. Why? I have such a hard time finding an adventure that fits the "flavor" of my campaign world. Lets take Atlas Games, for example. Easily one of my top...