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Btw... If any of you know of a review somewhere else or have the book and would like to post comments about it, please let me know as I enjoy getting feedback, both positive comments and constructive criticism. ;)

Hello All, Here's a little update: The Nevermore campaign setting just got its first review (at least that I know of)! You can check it out here: NEUROGLYPH Games » Review: Nevermore by Expeditious Retreat Press If you have any questions about the setting, then feel free to post them here...

A pre-Thanksgiving bump! If we can't find a couple more players by Monday, then I'll cancel this campaign and think of something else to take up my free time. ;)

I just recieved my complimentary copies from Expeditious Retreat Press... the new book looks great and chalk full of new illustrations! I can't wait to get a 4th edition campaign with these new rules up and running... ;) If anyone has any questions about content, etc., then let me know and I'll...

tsadkiel, Your character looks great! I especially like your choice of aspect for your artificer and your character's background connection to the plot. They should fit in nicely with the rest of the story. ;)

Hello All, I am recruiting for the following game: Rules: 4e D&D. Campaign Setting: Nevermore from Expeditious Retreat Press. Name of Campaign: Big Trouble in Little Oaktown. This is an 4e conversion of the True20 version of this adventure from Expeditious Retreat Press. Recruitment Thread...

I just posted the recruiting thread for the Nevermore campaign setting PbP game.

Hello All, I'm the writer/designer of the newly released Nevermore campaign setting (see my signature for more details). I'm interested in running a PbP game using the 4e D&D rules coupled with the Nevermore rules. Since I haven't run a PbP game, I suspect there will be some growing pains...

Cool! I'll post something to the PBP forums in the next couple days and see if we can't scrouge up some more players. I'd like to have 5 players if at all possible. I'll post here when I've set up the PBP thread... but for now I need to take a break from the computer screen and watch some Castle. ;)

I know the feeling... ;) Good idea about going down to the PBP forums. That'll be my next step. ;) Good Night, Joseph

What if I changed the game to one or twice a week postings (once on the weekend and once during the week)? Would you (and others) be able to do that?

Hello All, I just had a quick question. I'm toying around with the idea of running a play-by-post Nevermore game on ENWorld. Would anyone be interested in playing in such a game? It would probably be a post every day/other day format. I think I could fit such a game into my schedule. Of course...

I updated the FAQ (see second post) with information about the Nevermore campaign setting demo.

I'm glad you've been enjoying the True20 version of the setting... I'd say that 95% of the flavor text has remained the same, while about 99% of the rules have changed. For example, True20 has conviction points, whereas I use dreaming surges for 4e. Aspects have changed from being additional...

Hello All, There is now a demo of the Nevermore campaign setting at YourGamesNow. Feel free to take a look and then ask me any follow-up questions that you might have. ;) Good Gaming, Joseph

When 4e first came out I designed an "Auxiliary" class (think hoplites, skirmishers, etc). Auxiliaries are masters of both ranged and thrown weapons and use their proficiency in these weapons to take advantage of the tactical openings which present themselves in the heat of battle. It worked...

Any other questions about the Nevermore setting or its additional rules? If so, then let me know. ;)

It's not a preview, but I'm holding a discussion with ENWorlders in this thread. You should be able to find some answers and I'm always willing to field questions. ;)

Although you don't do reviews anymore, I'd love to hear your general thoughts about the book if you have the time and inclination to do so. I really do enjoy seeing what people think of my work and sometimes reader's comments can give me great ideas on how to improve my writing for the next project.

Here's a question I got via PM (I replied via PM, but thought it might be good to post my response here): Think of aspects as paragon paths you can choose at 1st level. A second one can be taken when you reach 11th level as a paragon path. Many of the aspects have physical and spiritual...