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It is probable, and I'd guess likely, that 3rd party publishers would likely support both systems for as long as it is viable. Unlike WotC, which obviously has discontinued all 3.x support. But more than likely, if 4th Edition is not OGL, my top favorite publisher Necromancer has already said in...

It's a major bother to me, personally, since by far the biggest beneficiaries of my gaming dollars have been, in order, Necromancer, Green Ronin, Troll Lords, Kenzer, Malhavoc, and then a host of other companies. The WotC portion of my gaming library has always been small, and quite frankly...

Working fine for me. You have to wait for it to load at 4share's end. Are you doing that?

That is pretty darned cool stuff. Thanks!

Then you need Little Keep on the Borderlands now more than ever. About a year ago, my DM did a mashup of the original with the Kenzer version, and it was a blast. Familiar yet occasionally very weird. My character ended up with a deeply personal vendetta against the poop-flinging lemur. Stood...

By any chance, you wouldn't happen to also have B2 - Little Keep on the Borderlands by Kenzer & Co. would you? That's my suggestion, if you do. A little mix and match. :uhoh:

I found the whole thing to rather impersonally offensive, and demand an apology for myself and all the others you unfairly damned with your sharp "wit".

Sounds to me like you should be giving Slaine a look. It's Conan to a large degree, with a more unknown world, more races, more weirdness overall. But it's very similar.

In groups or situations like that, I've gotten used to rolling up the occasional new character, trying new and stranger things each time. :) My current DM figured me out early... and unfortunately in my current group over half are new players, who are far, far too attached to their...

My reaction is a mega-ditto to Quartz... Where the heck are the other characters? D&D is a Heroic game. This fellow plays Heroes. I'd welcome him to my group in the blink of an eye.

Seeing blanket assertions like this bugs the devil out of me. Overall, I've found some of the best and most creative materials to be third party. And for what it's worth, WotC has given us some of the most easily abused supplements of them all. Vow of Poverty and such. And the third parties...

Why learn a whole new system? Why not use Castles & Crusades? It's Crusaderlicious.

Hi, Rich, How are you doing today? Haven't seen you around in a long while, but I wanted to say "howdy, darned good to see ya!". I know, it's very unlikely that you'll see this, but unless I find your email address lying around, I'd never get a chance again. Hey, didn't you keep at...

I can never remember who this page belongs to, but I reference it often: http://web.fisher.cx/robert/rpg/dnd-id/

Heh... Expect an email from my direction too, GW. :)

Not much. Not very much at all. You can find almost the entire contents at the website. But it is a dandy looking book. The colors and fonts just jump right out at cha. ;p [I almost always support buying a book, unless the money can be better spent elsewhere.]

I can only figure that you are using an very narrow definition of "innovations and variants". It's been obvious to me, and a few of my friends I sit around and yak with in real life, that as soon as a company like Green Ronin or such came up with an interesting "must-use" rule or variant it...

This. HeroForge deciding to start charging? That's wrong on so many levels. This has always been a free program, from day one, with volunteer involvement, effort and passion.

Seemed like a builder strip to me.

This is what I was going to post in reply to Piratecat in the Paizo thread in General: What? There's an OGL Forum? Seriously? I'm not joking here. I had to actually go look. And now, I see the answer to a question I never asked, which was why so many other games never got mentioned here...