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I tried that with Staples. I received a phone call telling me that they would not print my order unless I could provide proof of permission from the copyright holder. For a freeware gaming book. Written in Brazil. So, no printing for me. The word "free" seems to shutdown the corporate mind.

I was really impressed by the OGL Steampunk book. But M&M really is that good.

I've encounter that very same problem myself at big box office stores. It was even more frustrating because the PDF in question was a freeware gaming book. I've had it suggested to me to try a local, small copy shop. One that isn't overly concerned with what Corporate thinks because they have...

But wouldn't you have the Great Arch over your head?

My wife and I loved it. I thought it was a great retelling of a Monkey King myth. I just love the Monkey King. I recommend it to anyone that likes martial arts movies.

AtB (2001) is a complete game. It is designed so that you can still use the older TMNT supplements if you wish. But they might need a little work to mesh well. The newer book is just superior. Sadly it references "future" supplements that have been vaporware for the past seven years. And with...

After the Bomb (2001) is much better. One book that should cover just about anything your average campaign will need for playing mutant animals.

I own a copy. But I haven't read it since I bought it and I never played it at all.

I'd be stunned if you could find a million people that even know who he is...

Erick has my deepest sympathies. I expect that he will spend his remaining time with his family. But he (and Palladium) had seven years to do something. That isn't what I call customer support. Especially when they mention in AtB (2001) future supplements. Just another example of Palladium and...

In D&D [3.5] bucklers are strapped to the forearm. I've never liked this as it runs counter to how a buckler is actually used. They are actually held in your off hand. They are a much more dynamic form of defense then the larger shields. Aiding the user in both disarming and grappling with an...

I'd be really thrilled if he would publish the additional supplements mentioned in AtB (2001). It has been *seven* years...

Its always bothered me that shields are so sub-optimal in D&D. Historically a shield would often be the *only* form of armour an average trooper might ever have. And it could mean the difference between life and death. But in D&D it's a minor AC boost that is often ignored for some huge...

I'm glad that you have experienced good management. I never have. Maybe I've just been unlucky.

My opinion is based on watching and dealing with management types for twenty-four years. If your experience is different I would love to hear it. Mine has shown that a company succeeds in spite of its management, not because of it. That the people who do things actually handle the running of...

I own a copy, though I think mine might be the 1st edition. I haven't read it since I bought it though. If I remember correctly it was rather rules light and slanted towards the humor end of the spectrum. I know I've never played it. But then I own a hundred games I've never played.

I never saw 3.5 as complex, so it wasn't an issue for me. 3.5 isn't perfect. But we didn't need a new edition. We just needed thorough and consistent errata. I see 4E as a pure money making venture on the part of Hasbro. To the detriment of our hobby.

The second edition released in 2001 is a much better product. It is a single volume that covers all you need to really run a North American campaign. The system also introduces Purebred mutant animals. Animals that have a stable genetic structure and breed true from one generation to the next...

3E (and 3.5) brought back my desire to play D&D. I see 4E as a fracture within the D&D community. This split will not be good for our hobby. 4E: The Unwanted.