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Technically, he goes back to Ancient Egypt... but yes, he's from the Fourties. :p

Repairman Jack From the official site... Repairman Jack Jack is a denizen of Manhattan who dwells in the interstices of modern society. He has no official identity, no social security number, pays no taxes. When you lose faith in the system, or the system lets you down, you go to a guy who's...

Repairman Jack A character from a series of books by F. Paul Wilson. The Tomb is a must read... Rakshasa in NYC... way cool. Most of the books are thrillers rather than supernatural, however. Jack would be a tough character to stat up... Tough, Fast, Smart. Not sure where I'd take him from...

I've been looking around at some of the e-tools sites and for the most part, the add-ons I've seen have been WotC material. Okay, fine... they seem to be okay with this and even encouraging it. However. I've also seen that someone has done fairly major work on bringing Relics & Rituals and...

In regards to the comments about Stormbringer and Excalibur... clearly both blades are virtually artifacts, and as such, I can see them only being able to be destroyed through a very specific means. Breaking weapons is a legit tactic, albeit one that the GM should use in moderation. Me...

The answer's easy... Vote with your wallet people. Buy it or don't buy it... Barring incredible positive reviews of BoVD I'm taking a miss on it. Not because I'm offended, or want to make a statement, but rather, because I don't see my game needing this kind of material. I do kind of regret...

Bahh! The cover is gorgeous. I just hope the book shows up at my FLGS, as I want it now.

Charles, have you considered doing, or letting someone do a d20 Millenium's End? Clearly it would best to wait for d20 Modern... but I'd buy it. :)

But why would I buy the D20 version when I can buy the Tri-Stat version. Either way I'm effectively learning a new game system?

So, will this be a D20 treatment that can easily be used with other D&D and D20 products from other publishers, or is it going to be closer to the d20 version of SAS?

And here I thought that the only person in the game industry that would be likely to know that was Ron Edwards. (Ron, if you're out there, you know I'm just messing with you. :) )

Okay, long time lurker, first time poster... -- Just read through all of the posts here, and I think I mostly get it. However, I'm still wondering about Mynex's comments in regards to eTools and datafiles being created for it. If I understand this, as eTools is not itself OGL compliant, the...