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I have no insider info, but there is one additional consideration that occurred to me. Maybe Paizo was becoming TOO associated with the magazines (or to be more accurate, the brand names). When readers think Dragon/Dungeon, they may think "Paizo" as often as "WotC". With Paizo starting to...

Well, the "Gamer's Rant on the Movies" article is a rant, as it says. :) While I don't agree with everything he says, I do read his column every month, and it usually makes me laugh. Of course, everyone has different tastes, but so far the majority of readers seem to be in favor of keeping...

I don't know off the top of my head, but if I have time I'll dig through old issues and take a look. FYI, there is a new fan-made KODT Article Index that you can search in. It's on the KODT Downloads Page. However, if the term "D&D" or "Kalamar" didn't appear in the article title, it won't...

Each issue is usually 80 pages, though it occasionally goes higher (#126 is 88 pages). Cover price is $4.99, though bulk mail subscribers can get it cheaper. As my previous post noted, each issue contains approximately 25-30 pages of KoDT strips. They feature mostly the same characters from...

Just to be technical - the KODT strip is approximately 25-30 pages of each 80 page issue. :)

Really? I had no idea. Guess I'd better stop working on Kingdoms of Kalamar product. ;)

You mean the Knights of the Dinner Table magazine, published since 1990? :) [promo voice on] What's that? You don't know about Knights of the Dinner Table - the longest running comic magazine on the subject of games and gamers? This multiple award-winning 80-page magazine features the gaming...

That's something that's occurred to me, too. It's tough. Although.... hmmm.... I bet we'd be able to help Paizo out with any ad contracts that run past the last issue. We could just transfer the ad to the Knights of the Dinner Table comic and gaming magazine, so the advertisers don't lose...

Have you seen KODT in the last few years? :) It's 80+ pages each issue, and only about 30 pages of that are comics. The rest is devoted to articles, reviews and more for games of all ages and systems. See the Table of Contents for issue #126 - shipping to stores now.

*cough, cough... :) Knights of the Dinner Table magazine has been published since 1990, and is now up to issue #126.

Sounds like rpgshop had some old backstock of the 3.0 edition, and didn't know the difference. I suggets you contact them and tell them that they messed up your order, if too much time hasn't passed since then. Easiest way to tell the difference is that the 3.5 version has a map of Tellene on...

That dwarf thread (from 2004) must also be about the 3.0 version, not the 3.5 update (2007, only a couple months old). In any case, for now, I think we'll just have to agree to disagree. :) I think that, when viewed as a whole (not just on its ability scores alone), each current KPG subrace...

Brilliant, yes. 3.0, not anymore. :) The 3.5 DM Shield has been available since 2004.

Do you have any specific examples from this opinion? I think you're the first one to ever mention it.

I'd like to think so. :) Did you pick up the 3.0 or 3.5 (PDF/POD) version? Have you been to the intro page?

We've just added a retail flyer one-sheet PDF to our Aces & Eights RPG page. This is similar to the one-sheet that we sent to distributors along with the Aces & Eights sollicitation info. Retailers can print it and give to their customers to encourage preorders, or customers can hand it in...

As an aside, let me mention that these extra-large maps are absolutely NOT needed to play the game. The map pages in the book are all you need. These maps are just something we wanted to put on CafePress so we can easily get big maps for our own walls, and we wanted to let the rest of you in on...

May I strongly recommend Blood and Shadows? There's so much great stuff in it, aside from language, usable in any setting. Here's a sample from that book: "Unlike the surface elves, the dark elves speak their own Drow language. Though this language still uses the High Elven alphabet, it also...

We've just added four new Aces & Eights poster maps to our CafePress site! These four maps are two-page spreads in the Shattered Frontier RPG hardcover, but you can get them now, and at approximately 3 feet wide x 2 ft tall! They include: - the alternate history North America - the town of...

We've posted our first PDF preview of the Aces & Eights: Shattered Frontier RPG, coming June 2007! This preview is an 8-page, color PDF that will also be appearing as a special insert in Knights of the Dinner Table #126 (April release). We'll have hardcopy previews from the printer at the GAMA...