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I also liked the most recently updated message board threads section that used to be on the main page.

I'd be interested in seeing a thread on this. Sounds like an interesting idea but I'm mostly at a loss for how to execute on its potential.

I think it's spelled out clearly that the mystery project that was too good to pass up is specifically an RPG project. "Well, at least one more game project. Earlier this year I got an offer to work on something so cool that I couldn't say no. That comes out next year." "Other than that...

I wonder if this is in lieu of the opt requested Heroes of Intrigue, and if the DM campaign inspiration content will be a significant enough part of the book to really help flesh out that type of campaign. I'll also say that I'm likely to buy the non-setting specific adventures. I think...

Speaking of Age of Worms, given the number of adventures WotC is putting out in the first half of 07, I'm guessing that's why they didn't approve Paizo releasing a hardcover Ago of Worms campaign. I wonder how much a 20 level adventure would eat into the demand for WotC's shorter arc...

Very tough call. I'm going to have to go with Strikeforce. I think it has the best overall info on being a GM. From a step by step to building a campaign from an idea and developing it over time, to the character story, blue booking, pacing story arcs, and the player types (what different...

For the benefit of those who might want a different point of view, I noted my take on the items you listed you weren't happy with regarding the movie. I thought it was a good movie. Lots better than X-Men3, for example, which I also thought was entertaining. My biggest diappointment was that...

That looks excellent. Do any of the miniatures come pre-painted? I wouldn't have the time to paint mine, but might have the inclination to buy if that was an option. I generally don't like the randomized wotc model. Also, I notice some of the walls don't seem to be dwarven forge stuff. Where...

I DM and don't just play. Not everyone will have DM focussed books on their list, but just to elaborate a little on why some would make it onto my list and not others, I consider them to be classics when I can use them across campiagns, even across genres, and keep going back to them again and...

That strikes me as something that might work. As for me, anything that helps speed prep time, or make existing material easy to use is something I'm more likely to buy, and actually use. These days, the consideration of actual use is important. Too much of what I have falls under the "cool...

Along those lines, this "looks" cool, but is it practical? What would you do with it, besides hang it on the wall and ooh and ah over it? I don't see a need to draw routes on it or anything like that. Easier to describe, or to print out one of the smaller electronic maps for a focused area...

Interesting way of putting it. I'd be interested in hearing more of your thoughts on the different antagonist structures, as I'm only passingly familiar with the above game material. I am aware of some of the conceptual differences, i.e. less magic, less powerful magic and/or more dangerous...

I wouldn't say I'm the authority, but here are my suggestions. Africa Nyambe, from Atlas Games http://www.atlas-games.com/nyambe/index.html Aztec No idea, except for Dragon magazine issue 315, which updated one of the Mazteca character types for 3.5. Jaguar warrior, or something like that...