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Yes, I am.

Ah, I've got ya, Merric. It's because of the power-level difference between editions that you've got to be careful.

Yes, there are Warlock spells.

See, for me that's a feature and teaches the valuable lesson of "Run Away!" instead of "The DM won't throw anything we can't handle at us". But maybe that's just me (and everybody else at FGG/Necromancer). :D

Yes, the books are late. All we can do is apologize and try to get them to you as quickly as possible. The books will be physically available and sent out to backers in April. That will be 5 months late, and again, we apologize. We aren't brushing this off, either. We've been restructuring our...

You actually also have an author credit, Merric, but that's from waaaaay back. :) The more I learned about what you had done, the more I thought that I should have made your name stand out. Mea Culpa.

Thank you for your review, your time, and your purchase!

I'm sure that Jim Butcher considers the "Dresdenverse" much older than the first printed works with Harry Dresden in them. David Eddings started working on the world for the Belgariad and the Mallorean a good five to ten years before he started writing those books. I don't think it would be...

I still like Ed Greenwood. He can self-promote all he wants.

Sorcerers don't need to study, either.

He's referring to the adventures being generic enough that they can easily plop into almost any campaign.

If you aren't going to bother to read the patron entries (which I just did to validate my statement), I'm not going to discuss it with you.

There's absolutely no reason a Warlock has to be evil. Not even all of the possible patrons are evil, FFS.

I was responding directly to what Ravenheart87 mentioned, since he was talking about megadungeons.

That's very much like what we have done before (Tomb of Abysthor, The Lost City of Barakus, Stoneheart Valley and so on). As Ravenheart87 points out below, we've also done the sandbox megadungeons. What I like about those is that it is possible to simply pull sections from the larger dungeon...

Do you mean something like our title "Unusual Suspects" but for the Fifth Edition rules? http://www.froggodgames.org/unusual-suspects

*POOF* You're a sandwich!

Let's go with early next week.

That's perfectly understandable. Please remember that the actual price of the 5E MM is $49.95 (its MSRP). As a small company we do not mass produce our books and large-budget online retailers do not sell them at 2/3rds of MSRP. :) Good gaming!

13garth13 - The Pathfinder and Swords & Wizardry versions of the book is up at the store and links are going out to backers ASAP. Here is the link for you. You can pick the version you want from the drop-down menus. http://www.froggodgames.org/quests-doom-complete-pfsw