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Good news even though I'm not sure about 4e. I did wonder if there would be a Tome of Horrors for it.

As a fan since buying the CSIO and Wilderlands in 1978 I'm truly sad to hear this. My condolences to his family and friends :(

I'm glad to hear that the Wilderlands products will still be coming despite the new edition of D&D, etc.

I'm definitely interested in ToC as a game If you are playing "[X]&[X]" with a bad GM, you may as well head for a different game too...

Damn, I have to mail order it - if my finances weren't a mess I'd subscribe I think

I'd use OD&D personally. Just wondering where Diaglo is though....

Congrats on reaching the ranks of the 4 digit postcounts

I like the Grey Citadel from Necromancer Games, this is a 3.0 adventure, but it is still a good one. See my review for more detail

For me (mainly playing so far) it's quicker prep time, less of the massive rulesets of 3e D&D, easier adaptation from earlier editions and easier houseruling. Also my main group that I play D&D games with have moved mainly to C&C so its the default option now.

Welcome to second level

I like WFRP 2 a lot, its pretty balanced (or at least as much as D&D 3.5 often is) and it has a very strong flavour of its setting as the rules are very tied to the overall background though they could be used in other settings. The grim and gritty bit is often overplayed as you can have other...

That really was a good episode using a clever plot device at the end and being genuinely scary. Looking forward to Captain Jack's return next week though.

Anyone else having trouble getting on at the moment?

3-7th probably tend toward the higher with spellcasters for greater range of choice.

If you've still got time I think Sir John Soane's museum at Lincoln's Inn Fields is well worth a visit and not far from the British Museum too. www.soane.org

Maybe I should head on over too.

Glad to hear that Necro's death has been exaggerated and thanks to Bill, Clark and all the others for all the good stuff to date.

I really like it, and I've reviewed the Player's Guide, Wilderlands Boxed set and the City State of the Invincible Overlord here so check out those for more detail.

Rare in anything except Paranoia, though in WFRP or CoC it might happen, but very very rare in D&D or similar types of game.

Small Gods and Going Postal are two that work better as stand alone reads. The witches books are better read in order and the quality improves after the first few, though not everyone enjoys ever single one as much as the others. ;)