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I think that 4e handles S&S very well. Especially with the use of the Martial Powers book, each player can have a unique non-"caster" style class. In addition to the tips given above, I would say that for S&S, add in some kind of wound system that requires the group to hole up in the seedy...

No change since I bought them. At the time, each of the books I picked up had a hard crease or two in each of the books. That's because I went through ALL the books on display, pulled out the ones with creases/minor internal page damage, and bought those for myself. I figured that it would...

Wilderlands of High Fantasy (Necromancer/Judges Guild) Dungeon/Polyhedron (if that counts as Paizo)

I am assuming that each "book" takes up a RPG slot, otherwise my choices would be different. FUDGE Universalis Aces & Eights Dark Heresy D&D Rules Cyclopedia

It's from the Cook Expert set.

I'm running a 4e game. The price for the magazine only subscription seems good, but I really can't afford it right now -- especially considering the additional expense of printing pages. As for the rest of the DDI, well, it isn't here yet, so I can't make a decision.

Hey Lizard, Iron Lords of Jupiter was great. Is Tales of the Solar Patrol in the same vein? What's the crunch to fluff ration of the book? I know I've had great luck using GURPS supplements for fluff resources in the past without ever using them with the GURPS rules system.

Umm... what is Delve Night? Looks like I missed something.

Wow -- looks like I'm not alone. A digital Dungeon magazine needs to take advantage of the format. Unkeyed maps, full page art, full-sized battlemaps, tokens -- the resources are already there to make this happen.

A Greyhawk retcon sounds awesome.

Well, considering the price, that makes sense. I'll probably be picking up one of these.

Sounds cool. Any idea on the dimensions of the box? Is it the same size as the 3.5 basic sets?

Let me just say that I agree more with you than I disagree. I don't think Bill is a hater. I think he was just expressing his situation plainly: he's been playing for a long time, and he doesn't need any more miniatures. I am in a similar situation. During the years WotC sold randomized...

Don't take it too personally, Bill. WotC's internet spokespersons are feeling pretty defensive right now. Lots of deadlines pressing down on them, and lots of heat on them from the internet community they're hoping to sell 4e/DDI to. Of course, it doesn't help things that they view TSR's...

Iron Lords of Jupiter was awesome! Just thinking about it, and the whole run of Polyhedron mini-games, makes me smile.

This could be really cool. I hope they go for it. I have yet to purchase a single randomized D&D miniature box, and I never will. I like knowing what I'm buying.

The main reason I was interested in the DCC line was because of the retro art and design, especially their use of Erol Otus. Now that WotC is putting out decent adventures for 4e, I don't really see myself buying any 4e DCCs. However, if they continue to put out 1e compatible DCCs, those will...

If you like HackMaster, be sure to read the comic/magazine Knights of the Dinner Table. The one good thing about the big "change" in the upcoming HackMaster edition: I think it will serve to keep the old HackMaster as a separate and desirable entity. I feel that one can use the HM PHB, DMG...

Man, I've always loved the artwork and weird ideas in the Fiend Folio. Bullywug Crypt Thing Lolth (similar to the Orcus write-up) The Elemental Princes of Evil (any of them) Son of Kyuss Have the svirfneblin already been used in one of the modules?

The OD&D vs. AD&D edition war is the only true edition war. All other edition wars are pale imitations.