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Thank you. I'm glad you're liking it so far.

Thanks for the feedback. I don't have PHB2, so I didn't realize the feat you are referring to was in there, but thanks for pointing it out. We're working on changing it. And thanks for the catch on the indent! My power-text paragraph style was setup with a first line indent, and I didn't...

Greetings Everyone, I've attached a beefy preview for RDP's upcoming 4th edition book, Scarrport: City of Secrets. The document is 32 pages and contains 2 sample districts, the ghodon player race, a look at the Elementalist character class, with the entire heroic tier powers, 2 paragon paths...

Missed this part. Ehh... I just didn't like the interface. I didn't think it was as easy to work with as INdesign is, especially with things like table creation (pretty much a mandatory thing to know for rpg work) and indexing.

I haven't had any problems at all using it, BUT I also new something about photoshop before I started doing layout, and the photoshop/indesign interfaces are similar, so it was easy for me to pick it up. If you've never done layout/graphic design ever, then there will probably be a learning...

Some programs are out there there are free, such as open office. Though not traditinally layout software, you can create pdfs in it. I've never used it. I use Adobe INdesign. It's certainly not the most affordable program out there, but it's the industry standard, hands down the best you'll...

Just a quick update. Scarrport's in layout, and I should have a PDF preview for you guys within the next couple of days.

Hiya, Thanks for your interest! Scarrport certainly offers opportunities for pirates in your setting, though, this being a port along a river, and not on the open sea, it's a bit different than standard fare. Also, the firearms are more in line with the Remington Winchester, and Cold 45' of...

Ghodon Elementalist And a ghodon fire elementalist, for a less Steampunk feel. I don't want to give the wrong impression. Scarrport isn't all about Steampunk.

The Iron Lumberjack This guy looks cool. I'm loving what Anthony's coming up with for this book.

hehe. don't feel bad. My sense of humor is kind of dry.. it's easy to overlook things I might think are funny

"Silly otter" as in I think he's funny... "silly rabbit..trix are for...." But, yeah, it's an otterkin.. a PC race. The books getting closer, almost ready for layout. I'm also waiting on the rest of the artwork.

IMHO, you really want to be playing 3rd edition/3.5. One of the main design goals for 4th edition was to do away with the type of magic system I think you are referring to ( unless I'm reading it wrong). As another poster said, you're essentially have to re-write the entire system for...

Congratulations on your first release, and good luck to you in the future!

HAHAH. oh man that takes me back... thanks for this.

I kind of think he means SRD instead of OGL... Meaning, he wants to create his own System Reference Document consisting of DND compatible material that he creates, which is freely available for other companies to use... I_think_that's what he means. It's something I had thought about, and...

Just a little eye candy to tide you over. Silly otter with the sword.. he sort of reminds me of Yoda attacking Count Dooku in Attack of the Clones.

Very, very nice. I'm looking forward to this.

Thanks a lot for the feedback. No, I'm streamlining the aura text. I left it in to remind myself of how I wanted it to work. The idea of it pushing you one square in addition to damage is cool. I'm not sure how it'll work with another feature I'm designing into the creature that has this aura...

Those are some pretty sweet ideas! Thanks for the feedback. This is what the clockwork creature looks like so far, without your suggestions added in. I'm not sure about the Vulnerabilities. I wanted it to be vulnerable to all blunt weapon groups though. Clockwork Behemoth Level 14 Artillery...