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If you're willing to spend the money, Chaosium's "Escape from Innsmouth" book plays out the raid in several episodes that you can run. You'll have to do conversions, of course, since it's in BRP.

One final bump for feedback before I hand these off to my players...

For the epic-style campaigns, yeah, I think you're pretty much right. Though GDQ didn't really start until 10th level, IIRC, and Dragonlance is a whole other ball of wax. At any rate, there were lots of little 3 and 4 part series like the Slavers, or Saltmarsh, or Desert of Desolation, that...

Wranger (Soldier/Wheelman mix) Wrangler In a land where everyone has a horse, the wrangler seems to have been born on one. A wrangler on horseback is a formidible foe: fast, accurate, and hard to hit. Even without a mount, his travels and adventures have made him second only to the gunfighter...

Outlaw (orig. Fixer) Outlaw Outlaws are wandering thieves and bandits who rely on stealth, cunning, and force of arms to take what they want. Although some work alone, most often they work in small groups, often with varying specialties spread between different members. Outlaws like to focus...

I know this sort of thing would normally go in the House Rules section, but Spellslinger isn't really standard D20. Anyway, I'm getting ready to start a campaign soon and wanted some more classes to offer my players. I already posted these on the Spellslinger Yahoo group last week, but there...

I definately agree with this. It seems like every module out there is about some dire threat from evil outsiders, undead, drow, or a combination of the three. D&D is starting to seem less like fantasy and more like a displaced "Buffy" clone. Aside from the reason above, the main thing I didn't...

I saw in the demo that there were rules for changing the standard D20 feats to this system, which I can see the need for. I didn't see anything about magic, however, and it seems to me that system might need some tweaking as well. How well would standard D&D magic work with this?

Yeah- seems to me like Amazon almost always gets it's early facts wrong. I'm guessing this will be another softcover D20 Modern supplement, probably with the usual advanced classes and supplemental feat/point systems. IOW, pretty much the same as Apocalypse and Cyberscape.

Also check out this article on lycanthropes and the Silver Purge: http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/ebds/20050404a This sounds like an excellent adventure to me. There's a conception out there that any kind of plot outline or plan for the PCs is railroading, but I don't think that's the...

Then you, sir, are my nemesis! :p Ah well. I'll just have to wait to until next month to get my copy. At least I've got Countdown to keep me happy. I actually did like Countdown more than the original DG, simply because I've never been a big X-Files or alien conspiracy fan. Countdown had...

My question is- where did you find it on sale for $40? Given how long it's been out of print, I don't think I've seen it going for less than $60, and the new version isn't out yet that I'm aware of.

One of my recurring characters in our Mystara games was an 800 year old shadow elf. Since that race banished members who were too old to be considered helpful to the community, it made a good reason for a shadow elf to find the way to the surface and become an adventurer. Technically, I could...

Note: I was sent this PDF for free as part of the ENWorld summer review program. Tiny Terrors is a unique mini-game which takes the playful energy of movies such as "Toy Story" and "Monsters, Inc" and transfers it into a world in which good toys struggle against the evil minions of the...

Yep, I remember these. Never got a chance to run them, unfortunately.

Cool, thanks for info everyone. The story hour doesn't seem to have any mechanics stuff, though. Can someone give me an idea of how the system itself actually works? What kind of character options are there, how open are the mechanics, how do they play? And no HKAT fans out there? :(

Got 'em. Heck, I've even got a samurai-themed Deadworld getting published in the upcoming campaign setting book. However, I was looking for something a little more general, and a little less "zombie martial artists try to strangle you with their own intestines." Not that there's anything wrong...

Lately I've been wanting something different, and I've been thinking of picking up either HKAT or Feng Shui. I have no experience with either system. I'm wondering what each system is like, how they work, what the support is like, etc. Also, I know that each system has different editions out by...

How about the actual Monroeville Mall? http://www.monroevillemall.com/shop/monroeville.nsf/webpages/mall+map?opendocument

A thread just went up about this on the Spycraft forums, don't know if you've been over there or not. http://www.alderac.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=27915