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The blog is here - http://lotfp.blogspot.com/ One of the many places the book can be acquired is here - http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/product/116452/Better-Than-Any-Man Hope that helps.

Thanks for this! I ran a brief S&S 2e game earlier in the year and might revisit that in future - the outline and general flow of events would be an awesome timesaver if I start that back up again.

It looks like they're trying to sell it as a sequel to 300 with all the pseudo-sepia tone and random slow mo. Not that this is necessarily a bad thing, mind. I'd watch it.

Illusionist, back when they were their own class. Runner up are druids, ideally in their 1st or 2nd ed incarnations.

That's still on the air? Wow.

Honestly neither, as I've seen treatments of both to varying degrees of good and/or useful; though of the two, if I saw the book on the shelf, I'd pick the 'Dante' book up and leave the other one on the shelf unless something particularly stood out. Doing a trip to hell is difficult to pull off...

Definitely Swords & Wizardry complete - very modular, no race as class (while allowing that as a plug in for those who like it IMO), and old school multiclassing without an abundance of rules. It's flexible that I can do what I like with it, and it's broadly compatible with most everything...

Hopefully this won't give you a reason to stop playing 4e, regardless of how your Next experience plays out. Everyone should be able to play what they like.

When I broke the seal and ran a pathfinder session last weekend, I consulted the pfsrd from my laptop and used the plot twist and condition cards. That's it.

Awesome!

Very interested in any work you do, be it Mystara, Mystara-inspired, or brand new. I love your take on things.

Oh yeah. Sounds like a great way to start a campaign to me.

To me, it's a Smashing Pumpkins album. I've never encountered the term anywhere but the internets.

Diffferent tools for different wants and such. I like many versions for different things. All things considered? Swords & Wizardry Complete. "Official" version of D&D? BECMI. Favorite variant of the above? DCC RPG.

I got a decent mini-campaign out of the Hammerfast book, liberally tossing in large parts of the Sunless Citadel and bits from the Forge of Fury. Pity it ended so soon.

I would think - at most - 50%. At least for me. I wonder if those who began or prefer playing newer editions feel the same.

I agree that the play test has largely run it's course in that it (the play test) has gone on long enough for those involved to be decided on whether or not they are interested in making the actual purchase when it comes out. Carrying on the playtest any longer seems more likely to erode the...

Perfectly stated. When wotc puts out something I want, then I'll purchase. Not until. Same as any company, anywhere.

The only 3-era reprint I'd really like to see is Lords of Madness. Though I'll second the Rules Cyclopedia request. :)

The OTU / Imperium setting from Traveller. Alternatively, Eclipse Phase.