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Thanks for asking, Funk. There will definitely be a pdf version which combines the first 36 issues (those originally published under the Ronin Arts banner). All include errata and some of the leaner issues have been expanded with new material. It is likely that the print book will be a POD...

Thanks, BD! That is a great compliment from one of the more renowned monster guys out there. :D (On a side note, I received my contributor's copy of your Dungeon Denizens for Goodman--very nice work!) What's next for BtM? Here's the rundown of monsters and authors in the works... Lich...

Just a quick addition--Tricky Owlbear's other titles are now available from YourGamesNow! This includes the first two releases of Behind the Monsters (Owlbear and Xorn) as well as the first of the newest batch of Behind the Spells (Vampiric Touch). One more choice to pick up your favorite...

As the title says (and the poll, of course), will you be ending your 3e campaign to start the new edition? Not sure what I'll be doing yet, but this seems likely. A nice campaign altering event would be good (ala Die Vecna Die!).

Tricky Owlbear Publishing, Inc. is pleased to bring you the third release in the Behind the Monsters line, this one focusing on that most dangerous predator the bulette! These pdfs follow a format similar to that found in the popular Behind the Spells series (also presented by Tricky Owlbear...

Welcome back to the 'zine biz, Christian! Good to see you.

And you other folks interested in temporally-oriented material... Perhaps not exactly what you folks are looking for, but Temporality should appease you nonetheless: http://enworld.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?products_id=20324&it=1 Or in print...

Looks like mentioning an older product gives it some life again. After nearly 2 years, Mallyate gets its first review! Thanks Shane: http://enworld.rpgnow.com/product_reviews_info.php?products_id=5261&reviews_id=16370&

Christina beat me to it, but yes. My time travel book Temporality took a heap of OGC and tweaked to fit the book's vision.

Although I've only offically contributed twice to the Freeport legacy, I'm proud to be part of this fantastic city's published history. I hope we'll see Freeport for the next 7 years and beyond--keep up the great work GR!

Glad you like it. I can't take credit for the DM note spaces though as that was Phil's idea (and a good one it was!).

In truth, the adventure can really be for PCs of any level. If you think your characters are going to get into a scuffle with the natives, then by all means jump them up to an equivalent level. However, since the conundrum of the adventure cannot be overcome with anything but careful...

Thanks Gareth, and yes Daniel it does give me a good start-up catalog. :) Are you asking as a player or a DM? I'm hesitant to reveal too much about its twist. There was a review hereabouts but I cannot even find the product listed on ENWorld so it must have been lost in the last great...

For over 5 months, the first 36 issues of Behind the Spells have been absent from RPGNow and DTRPG. That changes now! Tricky Owlbear Publishing, Inc. is pleased to bring this series, in its entirety, back to these online storefronts for maximum customer convenience. "Since the series is now...

Only 4 days old, BtM: Xorn has gotten its first review! Check it out here: http://enworld.rpgnow.com/product_reviews_info.php?products_id=22484&SRC=FrontPage&reviews_id=16296&

The Tricky Owlbear presents the second release in the Behind the Monsters line which focuses on the xorn. Each issue is narrated by Jadrin Nelv, monk of the Order of the Sacred Branch. Jadrin schools novice monks in the ways of the multiverse’s creatures and we, the readers, get to listen in...

We are pleased to bring you the first in a hopefully long line of pdfs that continues the Behind the Spells series: Vampiric Touch! As before, this series examines those spells from the SRD that are listed time and again on character sheets throughout gaming and include such quintessential...

I had previously considered doing something like this. Hope it does well for you, Gareth!

Thanks, Chris!

Thanks Chad! And you're welcome, Sigurd. Don't forget to tell us what you think of the Owlbear pdf by dropping by our forums. The whole site is still admittedly a bit bare bones but the Tricky Owlbear is but a hatchling yet. :)