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Mark is correct at 25. I suppose there's perhaps 12 or 13 more to go until the end; followed by the hardcover compilation.

I was informed that the series will indeed be released in a hard copy compilation. I'm compiling errata and other little extras for it. No idea as to a release date since the series is, of course, still running. Thanks for asking!

There's a tidy little pdf called Substandard Magic Items that falls under this topic as well. Have a look: http://www.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?products_id=4937

Not as such, catsclaw. You can squeeze a surprising amount of info into 2,100 to 2,300 words. You do get the history of the creator (at least as far as that history has to do with the spell in question). And the other rules stuff presents tweaks to the current spell that go beyond a simple...

I googled "behind spells wish enworld" and then chose the cached page. It looks like this: http://72.14.207.104/search?q=cache:_fXsK8iytToJ:www.enworld.org/reviews.php%3Fdo%3Dreview%26reviewid%3D2875584+behind+spells+wish+enworld&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=2

The "Behind the Spells" pdf series continues with that classic spell of shapechanging--Polymorph! This series examines those spells from the SRD that are listed time and again on character sheets throughout gaming. These are the spells which, if on your PC’s class list, will be taken as soon as...

According to the listing on RPGNow, he gave it 4 out of 5. Thanks again, Crothian! Edit: I hate to be overly critical, but the title of the series is Behind the Spells. Your title looks so strange to me without the "s" :)

Thanks, Chris! Hope you don't get tired of seeing these over the next year or two. ;)

Now available is BtS: Shatter: http://www.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?products_id=6138&SRC=EnWorld I believe it is also available at the ENGS.

That's part of it. The "Behind the Spells" pdf series tells you about the spell's creator, the secrets of the spell, and what other spells or items have been inspired by it (all from the perspective of a gold dragon narrator named Maxolt). When Maxolt discuss the creator of the spell, it...

If this is a character thing, then I wouldn't worry. But if this is player vs. player hostility then you've got problems. I've never had this happen in my group so I can't offer any advice aside from throwing one or both players out of your group for a session or two.

Sorry, I don't have the link. I wrote down the most repeated suggestions and I can tell you that your spell was not on the list. As I recall, the thread was more an informal questioning of favorite PHB spells. Feel free to start a thread that actually deals with the "Behind the Spells" series...

Yeah, we were discussing that above. Highly unusual, methinks, for a d20 pdf but there's the facts. A pity those views weren't all sales. ;)

Ah, just in time for 4th edition. ;) Seriously though, congrats to ERP!

Bumping to find the two remaining winners.

Update: I've heard from Khuxan, sydbar and twofalls so far. No rush, here. Just want everyone to get what's coming to them (and not in a nasty way!). ;)

No prob! I'm working on this week's as we speak--BtS: Shatter. Edit: If you want to keep current with news on this series, check my blog for updates: http://dmbretb.blogspot.com/

Now up for grabs is the slighty behind schedule expanded Wish & Limited Wish edition: http://www.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?products_id=6124&SRC=EnWorld I'm sure it will be up at the ENGS before long.

Here's a quote from Steve Creech's blog from last week about it:

If it's going to be a soundtrack for "AD&D" then I would only use music from before 3rd edition's release in 2000. I would definitely put on some hard to find gems such as tracks from The Sword & the Sorcerer, King Solomon's Mines, and Rambo II and III.