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Maybe, eventually. I didn't buy any of the 3.5ed products because I didn't find it to be sufficiently improved enough to warrant replacing my 3.0 books. The move away from the OGL, if that proves to be true, makes me less inclined to buy 4ed as well.

It's not a universal problem, so it could well be some network issue. Some peer connection between ISP A and ISP B gets gumped, and you get a mess of people who can't get to [insert their favorite site here] when everyone else in the world can just fine.

The WotC site is up and running fine; I'm browsing around on it just fine on another tab right now.

Oh, the humanity.

The 12th episode of Fantasy Cartography with Adobe Photoshop, the podcast where I share my favorite tips, tricks, and techniques to help you make cool maps for your roleplaying games, is now available! In this episode, we'll complete our first map with a few final tweaks including a contrast...

And every time you watch one, you should send me a nickel! :lol: Seriously, though, thanks to all of ya'll who've mentioned the show. :)

It's been awhile, but I recall it kicking much butt when I used it.

My players are on the Conan Budget. They find a bunch of treasure in one adventure, but by the time the next one rolls around they've spent it all on booze, food, and baubles that they've already pawned off.

I like the satyrs in Uresia: Grave of Heaven. The worst of their antics is the occasional panty raid.

Not to mention the fact that involving your character in hacking and slashing is a reasonable expectation for a D&D game; having a satyr slip that character the D&D equivalent of a fist full of roofies and raping them is not. As far as what to do with a satyr? I'd probably give him a shoe...

To you? Maybe not. To someone who's experienced being raped? Most definitely. I don't want to get into too many details here, but after a very heartfelt and tearful conversation with one of my players, there's a world of difference. If I'd been a player, honestly, the best response the OP...

Realism schmealism. If it's going over the top, that just gives you a better view to look for a higher top. Repeat for 4-6 hours or until the beer and Cheetos run out.

Thanks! This was another crunchy one, but I've been looking forward to doing it since I started. Apply Image is just such a neat tool, but it doesn't get much attention.

Thanks! I really should've thought to include the show notes earlier on, if only to correct the stuff I forgot to mention while I was recording!

The 11th episode of Fantasy Cartography with Adobe Photoshop, the podcast where I share my favorite tips, tricks, and techniques to help you make cool maps for your roleplaying games, is now available! In this episode, we'll take one last look at the Displace filter before bringing one of...

Hey guys, thanks for the kind words! Eventually! After I post next week's episode, I'm going to take 2 weeks off (partly to just to take a break, but mostly to spend as much time as I can with my son before he starts his first year of school!). When I come back, I'll be talking about this map...

Wow, they're turning out editions faster than I can keep up with apparently. Thanks for the info! :)

Are there any major rules changes between the 1st and 2nd editions of Castles & Crusades? I've already got the 1st edition PHB, and I don't want to spend the extra money to pick up the 2nd edition if the changes are just cosmetic.

Here you go. http://www.roleplayingtips.com/readissue.php?number=156#1

Oh, absolutely. If the Fantasy Cartography book sells well enough to warrant it, I'll follow it up with a Modern Cartography book, and the podcast will change to support that. And once that's done (and if I'm not totally sick of it by then!) I'll probably morph the topic to RPG cartography in...