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Yeah, I recall this issue when I was growing up in the 80s...D&D is evil!

d20 Weapons Locker was released as OGL.

Actually, PCGen was d20 STL compliant for a while, but we dropped it so we could offer the random roller again. TMK, Herol Lab does follow the d20 STL.

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I also thought the backstory they gave in explaining how Bucky is alive was well done. And now that , I'm anxiously waiting to see how they continue his story line.

When I saw a trailer for the movie last year, I borrowed the book from the library. I liked both book and movie. I did think that the book was better than the movie, but the movie was a reasonably close adaptation of the book.

I got it from Netflix, and gave it a 2 out of 5. I liked the battle in downtown LA, and appreciated the fact that Fate was maintained. However, I found the plot and dialogue rather weak. I didn't think the CGI was to bad though, especially considering it was, IIRC, that studio's first go.

Then what would you call the SRD, RSRD, MSRD, Unearthed Arcana and d20 Weapons Locker if not published under the OGL?

The instructions to do that have been posted numerous times on both CMP's and PCGen's boards.

If you have java installed on your computer, PCGen should work. I don't have Vista, so can't say for certain.

While I'm also involved with PCGen, if you can use Excel on your computer, there's The Only Sheet as well. I think Crystal Ball is still around...that was, IIRC, a Mac only application.

There was a d10 RPG, I believe called Immortal, where you had numerous past lives. You could gain experience (say in Kung Fu) if you forced a flash back. There were problems with past lives trying to gain control of the physical body though. And in these flashbacks, you could relive the past...

If they do one, I'd rather see The Honor of the Queen. I'd love to see Nimitz in a killing rage. :)

I Netflixed it rather recently, and really enjoyed the movie. I had read the book once I saw a trailer to see what the story was about (hadn't read it before). I think the book was better (as I usually do), but thought both mediums were well done.

You lost me on that one.

I've only read Weber's HH work (main series and some of the supplementals). Not read any of his other works...yet.

Honor Harrington (ok, so its probably more than 3 movies because of the number of books in the main series). :) Dresden Files Last Legionary series by Douglas Hill - granted, this series isn't that large, so you could probably get away with two movies.

I saw it last night with some friends. I thougth it was as well done as the first. I enjoyed the history that was given in the movie, and humor just had me laughing. I would definitely recommend this movie.

*chuckle* That's probably the best description for severa adaptations I've seen. Unfortunately, I don't think anyone'll be honest enough to use it. :)

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