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Leo, The games have the same fundamental roots, but you'll have to strip back some of the HackMaster add-ons for it to work. Also, the skills are different. With a little effort it wouldn't be too hard (AC for example, runs from 10 down to negative numbers instead of up from 10). I'd love to...

<<Naughty, naughty Kenzer: spaces are not allowed within a URL! For the longest time, I couldn't get anything but the stupid "broken image" icon. >> Sorry. We'll take the offenders out back and beat them 'til they remember for next time!

<<Dave, I just want to tell you that this Shield is art.>> Thanks!!! Jiffy Burke and the Fraims (see KODT: Illustrated) did the pretty work. <<Dude, you guys are marketing geniuses. This thing alone makes me wanna run Hackmaster. >> Thanks, but actually we suck at marketing. We excel at...

Couple things: First, I was in error (yeah, hard to believe, I know). The tour does seem to show all the panels. Apparently I've developed left-click deficit syndrome or spazzed out and missed 2 sets of panels. Second, the 1" of clearance is a massive amount of space with regard to the...

darnit all. you just reminded me that I'm senile. I was planning to bring one back to you. When I realized I forgot, I was then planning to mail one. OK, I'll get that in the mail next week (since there's no mail today). Email me if you don't get it in 10 days....meaning I forgot again. :-(

David Kenzer here.

<<The tour of the shield (10 web pages) shows all the material on it>> Actually, colonel, the tour leaves off several panels of info. Basic in-game, but non-combat mode, the other piece of post game (Honor, etc.), Wilderness, etc. I will say this. About half-way through making this thing...

See www.KenzerCo.com I think you'll like this interactive tour. You can flip through the shield and look at front and back (not every one of the 32 panels are shown, but I think you can see 16). This shield, while designed for HackMaster, has more useful info for d20 fantasy, D&D, AD&D or any...

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Browsed through the Cities book at GTS. Looks VERY nice. Dave

Yep. Issue 50. I remember 'cause it was the first issue I bought. Ran that adventure 3-4 times. David Kenzer

The RumourQuest encounter system is hard to port in its entirety because it uses specific names, places and NPCs (the whole point is to get the players involved in the city). They remain card stock hand outs with prose, any way you slice it. If you want to go through the trouble of either (a)...

JackCarter, To answer your initial question, Geanavue is simple to port to other settings. We deliberately kept the magic level low so it would be easy to use for low AND high magic fans. In our experience, it is easier to toss in a few levels and magic items, then remove them (creating power...

<<will any of it be releasedas Open Game Content? Perhaps latter? Gentlemen's agreement? I believe that is one of the few problems people have with the 'offiical' D&D status Kenzer has. >> That's entirely out of our control (and up to WOTC to decide).

Wow. First off, let me say how pleased I am that so many people have not just seen, but actually READ, our ad! Hoody-Hoo!!! Not only that, folks like Curtis are drawing MORE attention to it and getting MORE people to read it. To quote the ad: "BONUS!" Things I can clarify: WOTC approves...

Thanks all for the kind words. And thanks doubly to tose with criticisms/suggestions/worrries/concersn et al. Complacency breeds crappy products. I love to be challenged by good gaming folk. It's the only way to improve! Most of all, I wanted to mention that we'll have a mock-up copy with...

Kenzer & Company. Contact Noah@kenzerco.com

From the house of Brian Jelke (co-author of most of the Kalamar products, KODT, HackMaster and damn near weverything ever made at KenzerCo) comes new talent: Veronica Jelke is an 8lb 6oz intern/level 1 writer with some promising stats (a +7 total average). Born at 1:00 pm CST today, she...

Actually, I have to check our contract to see if we're even allowed to release anything for open content. I think WOTC may be doing that for us, but I'm not certain...typically, I spend my time writing and playing games (and raising kids). Dave

Psion: The cover prices DO reflect a licensing fee. But if were printing without the D&D logo, our print runs would be lower meaning a higher per unit cost, so I THINK it might be a wash...no way to know. We did indeed negotiate our contract long before 3e ever hit the streets or even the...