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You know Wraith Form, you should leave that as a review on Rpgnow. It good for me to see as the Publisher and good for my author to see. I only bumped into this today, so we haven't been able to use it as feedback, but if it had been left as a review on the vendor site we could have addressed...

Hi Neuroglyph, Do you have the most recent version of the file. Another customer alerted me to the fact that the bookmarks weren't working and I uploaded a newer version. The one I just downloaded from Rpgnow had working bookmarks. - Mark (Purple Duck Games)

The Grand OGL Wiki is the same site. It undergoes constant remodelling based on the time I have. If you have questions you can email me at gedakm@gmail.com.

Purple Duck Games is proud to present Purple Mountain - Level 2. Purple Mountain II: Ruins of the Dwarven Delve is a Pathfinder Roleplaying Game compatible module designed for four 2nd-level characters that uses the medium XP advancement track. Play it in any campaign setting with a...

Legendary Armor We have all heard tales of the heroic young adventurer who dons magical armor from times long forgotten. That adventurer grows in power and acclaim alongside the magical armor until both reach their true potention. Within this product you will find 15 legendary armors that will...

Purple Duck Games is pleased to announce the newest collaboration of Stefen Styrsky and Mark Gedak. A Score of Trapped Chests provides you with twenty chests and containers that possess mechanical, magical or monstrous aspects. This collection contains art by Carlos “Celurian” Torreblanco, Marc...

Starting our second year as Purple Duck Games we have released a number of new products under the Pathfinder Compatibility license. Legendary V: Eastern and Exotic Weapons by David Ross A collection of 15 legendary weapons with an eastern or exotic flair. These weapons level up alongside the...

The Slayer's Guide to Serpentfolk's OGC is now up on the Grand OGL Wiki as per request.

The Ultimate NPCs is a great book. I'm glad to have gotten its content up on the GOW earlier this month. I think Lizard did a number of other books for Mongoose that I need to get up there as well. - Mark

Okay, I have the material and will begin working on the content this week. Now MGP had some sort of agreement with WOTC to use that PI term. I can not use that term on the Grand OGL Wiki as I am not party to that agreement. So are they: Serpentfolk or Something else. Do you want to name...

Request in to Mongoose for the content. I hope to hear back from them today. If I get the link I will have the OGC content up this week. - Mark

Hi Knightfall, I can put up the OGC from any Slayer's Guide on the Grand OGL Wiki. I just need to know what people want. If you want drop me a line at gedakm@gmail.com and request away and I will work to meet your needs. - Mark Gedak Grand OGL Wiki

Checking on Frost and Fur. Avalanche has been a no-go in the past. You wouldn't happen to have a contact email for White-Wolf, all my attempts to contact them in the past have met with silence. - Mark

Kris never heard about the theme in time, but I'm thinking of doing a short Labyrinth Lord adventure called "Beneath the Ice" using his new map.

November is a wrap. This last week: - I've got all the November content up on the DM Sketchpad. - Added OGC from the Dread Codex II and magic section from Book of Dragons. - Sent out the Sept/Oct compilation to all DM Sketchpad subscribers. - Renewed our Pro Account for another year with...

Sorry. I'm a little late to the conversation. Just to be clear. - The Grand OGL Wiki only posts Open Game Content to its site. - The Grand OGL Wiki works with publishers to add content to the site. We talk to them and get permission to do so (even though it is not required under the OGL). We...

I am so glad to see a new BTMs out. It's great to see Stefen getting so much freelance work (even if it drags him away from the DM Sketchpad). I'll be picking this up before the weekend. - Mark

I can't wait for this to be released. Modern^20 is an excellent system.

I'm going to hope that Ian pops up soon or that you find someone to publish it. There are still many of use using the 3.X system.

That's right I thought your name was attached to at least one of them.