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Hey David, Any release date on Magic20?

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FYI- A new release for Wizards and Wiseguys will be published soon in Modern Dispatch: Airborne Legionnaire Advanced Class (link goes to a preview) This thread is for fielding any questions.

FYI- A new release for Wizards and Wiseguys will be published soon in Modern Dispatch: Airborne Legionnaire Advanced Class (link goes to a preview)

Coming soon in an issue of Modern Dispatch (from RPGObjects) - the Airborne Legionnaire Advanced Class for Wizards and Wiseguys Written by Mike Lafferty Art by Rick Hershey ----- (selected excerpts follow) In the alternate historical setting of Wizards and Wiseguys, Magic is awakened in...

You are correct on both counts and thanks for the catch. The Central Powers have the edge in Transmutation. The Constitutional Amendment banning sorcery was passed in 1920.

Off the top, I'd suggest some Charles Stross. His Atrocity Archives is an excellent read. It's sort of a mash-up of modern espionage thriller with occult horror. Might be a good source to mine ideas from. Fair warning: He does a bit of the moldy, old Lovecraftian "old Gods waking and seeking...

I'm a fan of the D and D wiki - which has the Modern SRD as well easy to navigate - FYI - they do have homebrew stuff in there too - but it's clearly marked as such.

The Sixth Seal is a Mutants and Masterminds Adventure/Mini-Campaign that was just released by Adamant Entertainment The announcement post for this product is here. This thread is for fielding any questions about the adventure

the product has been released It's available here

Length was something I wrestled with on this project. Ideally, I'd like it to be 3 to 5 times as long. But realizing that I was submitting it to electronic publishing market (first to World Forge Magazine and then RPGObjects) it seemed smarted to follow what seems to be the pdf marketing...

Rick's a pro. I can't recommend him highly enough. I have had only positive experiences working with him. there's a few more samples of his work available in this thread

No, afraid not. We focused mainly on creating a new setting. We do some fiddling with the magic system to fit the setting - we don't tweak the rules much beyond that.

A World War 2 supplement is well in the future - if it happens at all. So far - I've got a couple supplements sketched out. The first one (that's received the publisher's green light) deals with the Prohibition Era in America, with special attention paid to Chicago (since it was, arguably, the...

Look like we're about 95 percent there. I don't want to step on Chuck's toes - -but I'd say: "soon"

Currently - our setting material runs from 1908 (the Tunguska event) through the Prohibition era (which -roughly - will end in the late 30s). We do focus a lot of attention on WWI and how magic plays a role in that conflict. I was tempted to cover WW2 - but there were a few things that gave...

I've had good experiences with Adamant's Thrilling Tales line. Specifically, I ran the Dragon Island adventure with a small group - and it went pretty well. Here's a link to that For movie pulp inspiration - I'd suggest The Shadow, the first Indiana Jones and the first of the recent The...

As much as I'd love to see this in print - currently there are no plans for that (Chuck - correct me if I'm wrong). Perhaps if it sells well - we'll talk about that. Or maybe POD is a possibility at some point in the future. That's really a call for the publisher though.

Yes, I've heard that a few times. :) Although I'm a fan of Ms. Lafferty - we aren't related as far as I know. ditto for R.A. Lafferty