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The last day of the Kenzer and Company sale is November 30th, before the WotC license expires, so there's only a few days left.

Yeah, that's what immediately sprang to my mindn too. I won't be at all surprised to see this sort of Magic/D&D combo appear in a future supplement/miniatures line/etc.

Well, since the Archos 605 wi-fi isn't a dedicated PDF reader like the Kindle, it's not great, but not bad either. Just basic touch or button scrolling, and zooming in/out. Takes about 10 seconds to load each page, and there's no bookmarking or anything fancy (though you can bookmark movies or...

I use my Archos 605 wifi for reading PDFs when need be and I'm away from my computer. Was reading one of the new PDFs I got from RPGNow this weekend in the store while my wife was clothes shopping. :) Love my new toy. :D

True. It owes its existence to the fact that orcs will often mate with captured elves, and that the Creator of Strife [a deity of the setting] used the elven form in creating the orc race. "And though orc prisoners in elven hands meet a swift death, the reverse is not as pleasant. Elven...

You're right - we've got a new edition of HackMaster planned for a couple of years down the road. Settings and supplements will be as rules-free as possible, so they can be used for any system. In the meantime, we may do some 3.5 or 4.0 stuff, but it's probably just going to be new PDF/Print...

According to the original poster, the manufacturer's SUGGESTED retail price is $2. But a retailer could buy them at whatever their discount is and still sell them at full retail price. How about 75% off on our stuff? ;)

Well, you've got until the end of November, but don't wait too long! :)

Hmmm... Most KoK books are at least 75% flavor with 25% or less crunch, so it's tough to pick. Maybe Dangerous Denizens, or Stealth & Style would be in the 50/50 range. Otherwise I'd definitely say the Player's Guide to the Sovereign Lands, but that's not in the sale. ;)

Lands of Mystery (4 short adventures) also contains a short adventure set in Pekal. You might also look at Fate of Heroes, Invasion of Arun'Kid, and Harvest of Darkness (4 short adventures). Though not set in Pekal, they're in the general area.

Most of our Kingdoms of Kalamar line doesn't use any Wizards IP (intellectual property), and what there is can easily be changed or removed. So I hope that you'll see most of the Kalamar material as PDFs and/or POD (print on demand) books in the near future, though it may take us some time to...

Right now our reviewers are only taking print products, but a printed PDF might work. Actually, a PDF delievered on CD would probably work too. :)

Print only right now. EDIT: Actually, a PDF delievered on CD would probably work too.

We at Kenzer and Company have updated our advertising rates PDF for 2008. You can find information HERE if interested.

A recent question from a reader (published in upcoming issue #133) says that he would like to see more companies represented in our reviews column. I've summarized Jolly's reply below, for those who might be interested: "Virtually all the reviews in our "Brian's Small Press Picks" column are...

You can now see the Table of Contents, along with a preview strip PDF and editorial preview PDF for Knights of the Dinner Table magazine #133.

There's also a new review of the Player's Guide on GamingReport.com: http://www.gamingreport.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=Reviews&file=index&req=showcontent&id=2403

I agree that the military shouldn't be on the ball from the beginning (probably the opposite will occur), but eventually they will get their act together. For example.... :) I enjoy all types of (well-written) zombie fiction - no matter whether the zombies or the humans win. The fiction...

Sure - same as in 28 Weeks Later where the army is ineffectual (although they did have the foresight to start repopulating on an island.... :)) There are plenty of examples to cite that will prove differing opinions, but I've got to agree with the previous poster who said that you can have an...

Yeah, Shaun of the Dead sprang to my mind too. Also the original Night of the Living Dead (can't remember if I've seen the remakes) - armed law enforcement and deputized civilians show up in the last few minutes of the movie. And those of you who haven't watched either of these two movies. Go...