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Hm? Can En5ider classes be derived into a creation of mine as OGL content? All En5ider PDFs I have from when I pledged months ago don't rightly have a license within. EDIT: oh wait, now I read the definition of OGL and I suppose I'm confusing that and OGC, I don't think En5ider is open gaming...

I like Traveller, let's see now the charts for next quarter, as Traveller has been one of the least played games in any platform. Just why 1e and not 2e? What a drag.

Nice catch, cool comparisons!

Let me go on record and say I'll never buy their stuff at that price point. Not that they release anything cool these days anyway, it's just Dungeon Fantasy on top of more Dungeon Fantasy. Don't expect them to release a 4th edition Cyberpunk or marvellous adaptations and settings like Greece...

That I know, I was referring to your previous affirmation that which is evidently not true, or at least mutually exclusive with your recent sentence that "physical books sales have dropped". They can't be both avoiding to sell on DTRPG and focus on physical books that don't sell, that wouldn't...

I can guarantee they don't live on sales of physical GURPS books these days. The whole Dungeon Fantasy boxed set affair was both a way to tap into the renewed interest in the genre after 5e came out and, to quote their own words, "to see if there is demand for printed product to continue...

So... the chick in Gravity Age Cybernetics Emporium wears panties on top of pants. Okay.

It's clearly inspired in Shadowrun, but does it actually license anything from Shadowrun into film? Why isn't this clear?

Of course not. Oh wait. I can be pretty bad swinging a sword, in real life. Oh yes, that bad. Happened once. ;-P

Or gaming group.

I think you misunderstand some of my comment. First, I wasn't using anything "published in Dragon", we were playing the Old Dragon RPG, a d20 System variant. More importantly, the poor design of the critical miss table wasn't supposed to be the point, and again I know this wasn't an ideal...

Agreed. In fact the underlying rationale mentioned (that the player could feel bad for the fumble) almost made me discard the article outright. Interestingly, although in my group we love the laughs from fumble or critical misses, I ended up finding this article very useful. Several game...

Great work. I think this is going to lead to me running a Dark Sun campaign really soon! Were there any recent developments?