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Heh, yeah I do. The handful of songs and knowledge I've picked up in the last year of wandering the countryside is consistent with the character's 1st-level status. ;)

If a DM does indeed explicitly want a background for the PCs and one player does hand in the amnesia defense, then yes this player probably deserves some kind of humor at his own expense. I couldn't see such mockery going beyond an adventure or two though, so as not to ruffle too many feathers...

Tricky Owlbear Publishing, Inc. presents Behind the Monsters: Barghest, the fourth release in this series. These pdfs follow a format similar to that found in the popular Behind the Spells series (also presented by Tricky Owlbear Publishing) so chances are good that, if you enjoy that series...

Congrats, David, and good luck!

Excellent. Glad to hear the level checks worked okay. Now I have to get around to writing some more of these. :eek:

Ronon did some fine killin' in this episode (the throat slashing was pretty sudden, and he came away with a nice scar too--good stuff!).

Not sure where I read this, but I believe they ousted Weir and Dr. Beckett to make cash available for Tapping's Carter. I also enjoyed this ep. Brakkart's comment about high concept space opera is spot-on and such entertainment is right up my alley.

I was wondering when this was going to see the light of day. :) It's always a pleasure working with Skortched Urf'.

Atlas Games' Three Days to Kill--just a ton of fun with this no-nonsense plot. And since the thread is about modules you'll always remember, I also have to include Vengeance in Freeport because, well, it was my chance to contribute to the legacy of Freeport! :)

Neat! For "spell secret" mechanics, are you simply calling for a level check (since no skills in C&C), which is how I had planned to implement those parts? And by all means ask over at TL! I'd be most interested in any responses.

Thanks, Dragon-Slayer. Might I ask how they fit into your C&C game (stories? mechanics? both?). When the series was still under the Ronin Arts umbrella, we briefly discussed making C&C versions so it's funny you mention that in particular.

No official deadline yet on the print version. If I had to give a ballpark date, I'd say in December.

Babbage: I think the bulk of the reviews can be found either here at ENWorld or RPGNow here: http://enworld.rpgnow.com/index.php?cPath=3935 If you like, I'd be happy to send you a free issue to let you see what the series is like. Just email me: bret.boyd (at) trickyowlbear.com Whizbang: I'm...

The first review for this product is up: http://www.rpgnow.com/product_reviews_info.php?products_id=50521&reviews_id=15752 For anyone wondering what the racial spread is for Lotsa Blocks!, I posted a listing in my reply to the review. If anyone would like to know more (perhaps the class...

That's our hope, Christian. I personally DM quite a bit and often cannibalize other sources for stat blocks because I just don't have the time to sit down and make them (I know I could just wing it but that isn't as...satisfying?). From this thought it was easy to come up with the Lotsa...

Tricky Owlbear Publishing, Inc. presents Lotsa Blocks! for fantasy OGL gaming. Within this no-frills pdf are 103 ready-to-use stat blocks, sorted by role (warrior, sage, etc.), for the harried GM. No longer do you need to schedule an extra hour or two to come up with foes that will only live for...

The Ronin Arts ships use SKG's tiles but since these pdfs are under the RA banner they're no longer at RPGNow/OBS (since RA no longer sells there). Hope that clears up the confusion!

Might you be looking for these: http://www.yourgamesnow.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&manufacturers_id=4&products_id=316

The first review of Bulette is in. Check it out here: http://enworld.rpgnow.com/product_reviews_info.php?&reviews_id=15725&products_id=50385

Might I humbly offer up some economical fluff-to-crunch balanced pdfs from Tricky Owlbear: http://enworld.rpgnow.com/index.php?cPath=3935 :D