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It works out to $3.33 per adventure for the hardcovers ($2.08 per adventure for Vol. 1 PDF, and $1.99 per adventure for Vol. 2 PDF). Vol. 1 is about 190 pages of content and Vol. 2 is about 100 pages of content. Of course we here at Necromancer Games feel that they are worth it. Also, remember...

Fifth Edition Rules, First Edition Feel! Necromancer Games is back: are you ready to rock the new edition old-school style? We put together a team of some of the best adventure-writers in RPG history to ring in the new fifth edition rules with a host of adventures you’ve never seen before (and...

On Book of Lost Spells - we're working hard to get that out by next week.

Quests of Doom Volumes 1 and 2 are now available (as PDF only, or pre-order for the book (which comes with a free PDF)). http://www.froggodgames.org/quests-doom-volume-1-5e http://www.froggodgames.org/quests-doom-volume-2-5e Sorry that it was later than expected!

They aren't? ;)

So your players need to chill out a bit and enjoy the game.

We're still waiting on quite a chunk of art to come in. I wish I could give an accurate time-frame. It will come out as soon as we can get it out to you guys, though! I will post here once all of the adventures are laid out and sent out for rough edit.

For writing on slick, glossy pages you would probably need to get a pen that writes on photographs well without smearing. I did a little research and it seems that the best place to find these pens are in photo stores, photo departments in larger stores, and scrapbooking sections of craft stores.

As someone who works in publishing I do want to point out that they didn't save any money on ink by not using black ink (it's the cheapest). It was an artistic choice and I suppose that the reason for it was to make the page number and description subtle and non-distracting because they used a...

I'm sure he has time to write for it, but what I said was that there's no reason to "keep him happy".

They don't need to keep R.A. Salvatore happy. I say keep the creator of the Realms (Ed Greenwood) happy. In any case, Salvatore is focusing on his own setting.

All Hail Chris Haskins! He's the fellow who fixed your problems with our site. Huzzah!

I would like to see more of it. :p

Two to three hours work per book, tops. And most of that would be bookmarking.

It's funny to me that I wasn't going for that look and feel specifically, but I DID grow up on those books and I can't honestly say that it didn't influence me at all when making layout decisions for the book.

And for those who think it's minimal, I would like a one-sentence description of the following spells - Symbol Teleport Thaumaturgy True Polymorph I didn't cherry pick, I went to the spell section and picked four non-evocation spells that you want fully described in stat blocks so as to be...

Absolutely not a verbal attack. It's a simple description of your method of argument. You drew absurd conclusions through use of hyperbole.

Also, comparing weapons and spells is a complete non-starter. They aren't anywhere near the same thing. If you want a fair comparison then use complex magical weapons. They aren't fully detailed in a stat blcok for the very same reason that spells aren't fully detailed. I'm also having...

Since listing a weapon's damage more often than not fits on the same line as the weapon, then no. It has minimal effect. Thanks for your attempt at absurdity through hyperbole, though.

It's wasted space to reprint what can easily be looked up. And that used up space would have to take away from other areas of the product. I think that the idea of doing it yourself so you have a cheat sheet ready is much preferable to losing word count elsewhere to reprinted material. Is it...