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Is this the game you're thinking of? http://www.btrc.net/html/catalog.html#Black%20Death The front page of the site site has links to several online places to buy their stuff. Here's Boardgame Geek's look at it, with a photo of the board: http://boardgamegeek.com/viewitem.php3?gameid=166

Asgard #5 has an "education skill point" system by Cyberzombie that you might want to check out. In addition to the class skills (which stay the same, but use a classes' primary stat to modify the bonus points) each class gets 2 plus their Int modifier education skill points at each level (x4 at...

The New Arabian Adventure has a netbook you might want to check out, with an updated version due in a month. http://www.arabianadventures.org/

There was just a thread on this in General Discussion: http://enworld.cyberstreet.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=29454 Ken Hood explained the situation in this thread: http://enworld.cyberstreet.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=26737 Psionicist has set up a mirror with most of the files...

I especially like that "Count has never been used as an English title," though "the rank immediately below earl is viscount (i.e. vice-count)." http://www.takeourword.com/TOW121/page1.html

I especially like that "Count has never been used as an English title," though "the rank immediately below earl is viscount (i.e. vice-count)." http://www.takeourword.com/TOW121/page1.html

Earl's wives are called "countess." You can do a Google search for "Earl wife title" if you want more details, or look at the link below: http://members.shaw.ca/jobev/title.html

Earl's wives are called "countess." You can do a Google search for "Earl wife title" if you want more details, or look at the link below: http://members.shaw.ca/jobev/title.html

Very, very, very nice. I'm shamefully envious.

They explain the wealth system here: http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=d20modern/article/20020801b

Also not a lawyer, but I believe that registering the copyright is what allows you to collect punitive damages, though you can collect actual damages (there's probably a better term) without it.

It's not as good as Nancy Sinatra's Silmarillion On Ice, but nice to see. Thanks for the link. What show/special was this filmed for?

The site calls them "Character Cover Sheets," so I think the idea is to use standard character sheets for the more detailed info you might need. (Or just notebook paper, which I've always preferred.) Which is a nice way of dressing things up a little, and probably easier to use than a whole new...

I'm pretty happy with the issue. While I never judge the issues on how much might actually show up in our particular games, this issue had far more than most. The alchemy and masterpiece performance stuff fits very nicely into my wife's lower-magic setting, and the swashbuckler, DM tips, and...

Aitch Eye is a soft-drink can that asks trivia questions, changes colour to reflect your mood and tracks infra-red. Some of this, my friends knew. Some, they only suspected. I remember this one from the waning episodes of The New Mission Impossible: Design #3134519414I It's a false...

The fey article was one that was scheduled to be in this issue, but was apparently delayed (hopefully not scrapped). They have stats for pistol and musket, which are still classed as Exotic. They make ranged touch attacks, so ignore armor bonuses and natural armor bonuses to AC. [edit] There...

First of all, I apologize to David Wahlstrom for saying I particularly liked his illustrations for the alchemy article without actually having the decency to give his name. To answer the questions: LoneWolf23: After reading you post, I got this vague worry that I had in fact missed an entire...

Xarlen: Actually, fluffycrunch sums the issue up pretty well...though I'm not sure I'd feel comfortable with the term gaining wide use. ;) Knight Otu: The mechanics do seem to be a bigger part of the swashbuckling article than the knight one; I think mostly because flamboyant, cinematic...

And in next month's issue... Dragon #302 will feature: Upon a Fearful Summons, by Charles Dunwoody. "Customize your spellcasters with new summoning variants, rules for custom summoning lists, and balanced rules for summoning nearly any monster." The Play's the Thing: Making Magic Wondrous, by...

A generally useful issue with a particularly nice "Campaign Components" feature; and -- outside of "What's New?" -- refreshingly free of vile adult content. I particularly liked the illustrations for the alchemy article [edit: by David Wahlstrom]. Campaign Components: Swashbucklers, by Travis...