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It's pretty obvious that the schedule for 4E got moved up, probably by a year for whatever reason. It's also been stated that most of the product development has been over the last year. Also, even the playtesting blogs are so vague; some of the playtesting is also bordering on the absurd (why...

How about letting the magazine be, and calling whatever the online content was, something else? (Doo max, or Dungy max)?

I personally feel that 3E went through a huge amount of playtest opposed to 4E, for which playtest seems to mean a designer or two running a campaign based on an underdeveloped system. I think the main reason for this was the product being pushed forward (quite obvious based on statements made...

From all the art etc. and blurbs that we have seen, it's between the Gnome and the Half-orc or both.

I am sure Bruce Cordell has had a major role with the books.

Paradigm

I tossed it into my game for the fun of it; I think I got the idea from the devious minds here. So what the hell does it do? I need your help; be creative!

Wulfgang, if memory serves me correctly, was the editor not an assistant editor and has been the author of many many cool adventures, not limited to The Kingdom of Ghouls and Return to Ravenloft. Kobold Quartery#1 is very cool and has a small, limited print run.

Post it in the market places forum and sell it on here. All you need is a paypal account and the ability to mail stuff out. If mailing to too many people is a hastle, just sell them of in bundles. You can recover some money and maybe surprise your wife with "here is a slice of pizza from all...

Wow; sounds perfect. Simple, yet elegant

Unfortunately Grim Tales does not come in PDF format. :( I am leaning towards True20; I want something that is gritty yet rules light.

I am looking for a system for a conanesque game. I am well aware of Conan D20, True 20 etc. but want informed opinion of people before I plunk down $$$. The availability of the product in PDF format is also important to me. Thanks for all the help.

I did a little double cross action to sort of even the odds a little; it seems to have worked out fantastically.

It's a very similar situation for me. The player that plays the bad gal is very good tactically and has been taking stock of the group and planning accordingly. Was the group mad because you "mislead" them? My primary worry is that this might strain player-GM trust.

I recently planted a villain into the party. I had a friend of mine from a different game join the current group as a PC/ the plant. The group had already met the character prior to the insertion and recently "rescued" the character (she knew the PC's were on their way to the thieves guild and...

Has the site been down for a couple of days? I have been unable to access it.

What I am thinking of is more along the lines of a small booklet in the back of a novel that could easily be ignored. It seems a good way of pulling in new gamers.

Have there been any companies that cross packaged settings based on books along with the book? For example, A Game of Thrones Novel packaged with a small "intorductory booklet" for A Game of Thrones RPG. Or is this too difficult to do? Too gimicky for the author?

Where in Queens are you guys located? What's the age range etc.? The remenants of my old group all live in Queens and still interested in playing. I could get in touch with them.

Love it!!!