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Although Matt Snyder doesn't actually say the vast majority of the things that people are reading in to his thing, I simply can't believe that he couldn't foresee what he wrote having said things read into them. Also, I've heard Dust Devils is good stuff, though I've never seen a copy or played...

He already links to Kim's list of free RPGs, so I assume he's checked it out...

http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0538.html -George I got scooped by Thuderfoot by a few seconds. Oh well, I guess this can be deleted.

Great idea! Thanks for maintaining this, smootrk. -George Austin

Yay one-shots! Check out In a Wicked Age. Try (or buy ) The Shadow of Yesterday. Or do the same with Spirit of the Century.

Ya know -I don't think I posted in a welcome thread when I joined. Hi everybody! -George

Someone's actually reading my blog? I better go fix that improperly closed italics tag! Thank you for the validation, Mark. Umbran, your advice is right on the money: building a space where people can come to their own conclusions ("try reading about this") beats pushing my own conclusions any...

Yay! I'm glad to hear that you like Thousand Suns; it's at the top of my to-buy list. Off-topic-ish: Will I see a review of it by you on rpg.net (or here), or are you out of the reviewing scene now?

Ooh, why didn't I think to say that, too. Good advice Shilsen!

Why don't you give him another trick the second time around? An ambush, a trap, or a tanglefoot bag or three?

So I'm working on two different role-playing game projects that are about civil disobedience and rebellion. I will not use real-world examples in the promotion of these games. However, if my games ever get fans, would a discussion of, say, Mahatma Gandhi's Satyagraha as something to emulate in...

Other: I'm going to play a hell of a lot of Spirit of the Century and other FATE stuff. ...and buy the 4e books and try to play that too :D

I feel that the wizard pre-gen has at least one more thing going for him than you gave him credit for: Mage Hand has a minor action means that he can return the fighter's or paladin's thrown weapons. That and the bloodhunt racial ability gives the wizard's player something to think about when...

Then there are the crazy complicated free game like JAGS. http://www.jagsrpg.org/ Anyone know if Thrash is still hosted anywhere? Runequest Slayers is over 200 pages, too... -George Austin Edit: Oh yeah, and what Jeph said.

Yup. Only movement.

Thanks so much for the clear photos and the transcriptions!

Sadly, I never paged through the MMIII, so I can't tell you. The Bodak's look was not a big departure from it's 3e design- I can say that I prefer the 4th Edition artist's rendering. I just now noticed that Xath has a blurry picture of the Monster Manual spread up on her Picasa gallery...

I hadn't seen this piece of information anywhere, so I figured I'd post it here: In a glass case, along with a Fire Giant and a few other miniatures, Wizards was showing off a pair of two-page spreads. On display was a proof of pages 176 and 177 of the Player's Handbook and pages 36 and 37 of...

And continuing from Claudio Pozas' last post... Think of how many depictions there are of The Flash facing right; when I close my eyes, that's how I picture him. This is a measurable tendency that artists and graphic designers exploit all the time.

OK everyone. Repeat after me: Anything Reynolds can do is still a million times better than Rob Liefield. Now there's something to shudder about. *Shudder*