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Sure, but nothing about height. :D Gnomes could absolutely have a few animal-like features; I see no game-mechanical effect. And in my games, Giamo Casanunda is a gnome! Sure, that's why I put "bad" and "good" in air quotes. Alignment is not something I like in regular D&D; trying to apply it...

Looking into Mythic India stuff, and found that, among the supernatural races that share the Earth with humans, are Apsaras (celestial dancers) and their counterparts, the Gandharvas (celestial musicians, i.e. BARDS). They are among the devas, the "good" guys. So, @Snarf Zagyg will apparently be...

This is actually really plausible world-building on Tolkien's part. In the era before music-recording-and-replaying-technology, people would occasionally just burst into song on, say, a long walk. More musically-inclined people (like orcs) would burst into song more often, but even normally...

Level 60! You're in the Epic Tier now!

The "computer graphics" in TRON were practical effects as well -- the brightly-lined outfits were actually white suits with black stripes. I do love the original idea they had for the characters to go hatless, though it looks really weird to a longtime TRON fan such as myself; can't seem to find...

So, I get back from a week away seeing family to find four packages on my front stoop. Some have probably been there for days. One is from a Facebook auction, and was a single module. It seems to be in good shape. The guy put it in a slightly water resistant envelope, so it will be fine. One...

Loot For Grognards. It was an old French army expression during the Napoleonic era, picked up by wargamers in the Kickstarter era as a battlecry championing the KS rewards!

I was under the impression Peter Adkison kept The Primal Order at the time he left WotC. But I may be misremembering my Designers & Dragons. He should really publish the last two books that were promised for it: the Bishops, The Eternal Crusade supplement (which would probably need to be...

Added a few from Black Knife Media. They released them as both a race-class and a race, which is IMO the right way to do it when you put Old-School Essentials on the cover.

I mean, Ryan Dancey was also the guy who didn't want anybody playing any RPGs other than D&D. So under his guidance, yes, all other game support went to zero.

At, one point they had Primal Order, SLA Industries, Ars Magica, and Talislanta. They only concentrated down to one RPG when they acquired TSR.

It would be trivial to use it with OSE Advanced Fantasy. I think OSE Classic Fantasy would require a little more work.

Okay, I went through and put in all the links. I also included a few that I had in the last thread I did on this topic (I forgot I did that!) I noticed when I did the links that the Domain of Meru stuff from Marc Braden is no longer on DTRPG, which is sad -- it was inspired by Ukrainian folk...

It's fine. I should have stayed with the D&D entry -- CoC isn't as popular around here.

You forgot the one Call of Cthulhu 7th edition entry (mine, sniff), @CleverNickName.

It is. I remember the Survivor polls that I took over from you. And there were no prizes other than being right about your preferences -- the best prize!

I made it a point not to read any of the other entries, and now I see @Vael and I tread similar terrain. Oh well, I probably should have stuck with my first entry.

For you, maybe, but for me it created my dream job -- correcting people on the Internet, and castng very vocal judgement about their terrible choices!