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Beyond the scope of Basic. Not that you've got a good chance of hitting anything like that, anyway, regardless of what Peter Jackson's elves did... ;)

Right - it's much easier than Aces & Eights, too. The Wild West genre requires a lot of detail for moving and using firearms at the same time. With no firearms in HM (of course), you only need to move or attack, not both simultaneously.

By the way, we're offering a special service for Origins attendees. Pre-order your copy of HackMaster Basic before June 23rd, and pick it up at the convention! Simply put "ORIGINS DELIVERY" (or something similar) in the Comments box when you place your order. If you've already pre-ordered, and...

Thanks! :) By the way, we're offering a special service for Origins attendees. Pre-order your copy of HackMaster Basic before June 23rd, and pick it up at the convention! Simply put "ORIGINS DELIVERY" (or something similar) in the Comments box when you place your order. If you've already...

Neither, actually. :) There are five different faiths (of different alignments) represented. Each faith follows the same basic cleric rules, but also has different special powers and restrictions.

We've just posted some preview PDFs: Table of Contents Gary Jackson's Foreword (a character who should be familiar to all Knights of the Dinner Table fans)

HackMaster Basic (HMb, for those of you that like abbreviations) has gone to press! We plan to get it right before Origins or a little sooner. I'll try and get some PDF previews up soon.

The PDF will definitely be for sale on our online store and probably other online sites like drivethrurpg, but I don't have a solid answer to give you yet. They're not completed yet, but I expect the three advanced core books (PHB, GMG, Hacklopedia) to run between 300-400 pages each. There's...

We've just increased the page count to 192 pages. This should be the final page count (it was 160-176 estimated).

The Knights of the Dinner Table magazine is up to issue #151 now, by the way.... :)

FYI, the link for the new edition of HackMaster (June/July 2009) is here.

For those of you who haven't seen this yet. :) You can now pre-order your copy of the new edition of the HackMaster fantasy role-playing game! Play as a dwarf, elf, halfling, or human, and take the role of a fighter, thief, mage, or cleric, in an epic saga filled with danger and endless...

No, there's no page that just lists the 3.x material. The licensed 3.x material is gone, though I think almost all of it has been updated and re-released as PDF or POD. There's only one 4E compatible product (the setting/atlas PDF). The system neutral or dual-system items are By the Sword...

If you're using the v3.5 rules, I'd suggest you consider the updated v3.5 edition of the Player's Guide (PDF/POD). link: Player's Guide to the Sovereign Lands There's also a 4.0 compatible PDF version of the combined setting/Atlas if you're using those rules.

We've discussed printing larger compilations, but if we do it will probably just be fancy leatherbound ones. Marvel and DC can print their giant collections because they're using cheap newsprint instead of their normal color, and can print huge quantities (which lowers the printing cost). Even...

Believe it or not, the statue part is a photo of a small demon statue that Jolly made (or bought - I can't remember at the moment). He happened to see it sitting in his window at home with the sunlight behind it, and got the inspiration for the ad. So the art is a combination of photos and...

The new KoDT webstrip is up. If you're a Twilight fan, you might not (or might) want to read it.... LINK Click on the strip to continue to the next page.

Ditto. :)

(Thanks for the mention!) Issue #148 has just been released on the webstore, and is on its way to distributors and retail stores right now. If you're looking for d20 or D&D 4.0-compatible content, there's been some in most of the recent issues. You can see which ones by looking at the table...

That was probably because you got all the Advanced rules thrown at you simultaneously. The Basic game is only about 8 pages long - the other 392 pages are the Advanced game, where the rules are modular and you can introduce new rules as you learn them, or ignore them altogether. I like to do...