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There is actually a firm cap of 10 on the amount of dice you can amass. So you get that feeling of a nice handful of dice, but it doesn't get ridiculous. Thanks for that image. :) I am not surprised. As I said before, there has been not that much promotion for the game outside the organized...

Let me ask you, Mike, would you consider it also for home play? Is the organized play format better for you in terms of preparation and/or convenience?

I think some segments have benefited more obviously than others, indie games in particular. But if we are to believe what we hear on our forums and in conversations with listeners, yeah, our shows have helped sales across the board. It's kind of hard to know for sure because there's almost no...

First of all, thanks for posting the question as I think it's very valid. I'm both Jewish and Hispanic, so I can understand the certain aprehension when looking at games set in times when either group was not in the best position possible. Witch Hunter is kind of PC in how it handles...

I'll be running a panel at Gen Con entitled "The Impact of Podcasting on the Games Industry" on Thursday, Aug. 14, at 1 pm (location TBA). If you are going to be at Gen Con, I'd like to invite you to drop by, if only for moral support. More to the point, if you have any opinion and/or story on...

Paradigm Concept's Witch Hunter: The Invisible World got 3 ENnies noms (Best Game, Best Rules, Best Product), which I think is awesome as I love the game: swashbuckling adventure, religious-themed horror, late 17th century alt-history with a Colonial America focus; this game just had to be mine...

Bigger pic, bigger pic!

A couple of the Kithbooks and some of the last books that came out detailing the war. I'd need to go donw the list to make sure. Email me if anything. On topic: I'm actually very happy to see new Changeling get so much love in the noms. I thought it was a fantastic game that did it's own thing...

That's probably only on the promo art. By the GSL, that logo has to be on the back, but it can be prominently featured in any advertisement.

As in I-have-just-about-the-entire-run-of-CtD-books fan! Both my wife and I are, actually. We always found in Changeling the most tragic of the OWoD games, and love it to this day. We're both digging CtL as well.

Well said.

Preach on, Brother Crothian. Original Changeling FTW!

Forked from: Doing the GSL. Who? I applaud and support their decision. I thought Chris' post was extremely good in outlining their reasons for the decision, echoing the sentiment of a large part of the 3rd party community: Do read the entire post.

I agree with that. The ENnies have shown over the years that they do morph to adapt to new situations. It seems like it happens very slow because they only have one chance a year to do it, but it happens. Honestly, it can't be easy having so many people to please. Note that this is done already...

My point (and it came across a bit more rude than I intended it) is that we are talking about personal opinions, so none of us is in any position to say that what one holds as principle is either valid or not; it just is for that person. It seems to have gotten lost in the shuffle, and it's one...

Dude, first of all, you need to chill down. No one on this thread has been vitriolitic so far and your anger doesn't help a bit. And to be fair, that's exactly what happened: some went through the process of submitting their shows using the existing rules, and others disagreed with said...

Yep, it was cool to see you guys get a nom. I saw your booth at Gen Con last year and later contacted you to get a review copy of the book. I've read through it and while it is a bit more complex than I like my games, you can tell immediately that you are all long-term gamers, that the rules...

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A quick roll call on the podcasters group revealed at least 8 different shows by 7 different creators. I'm starting to get the feeling that it wasn't us who had the significant lack of entries.

See this thread, Paul.