Any other products out there using the Epic D&D rules?

[JPL]

...since they're in the SRD now?

Y'know...another thing somebody oughta look into is a setting where you play gods, using the Divine rules [also in the SRD]. Start out at Divine Rank 0 [or 1] and work your way up, y'know? Show those Exalted guys how REAL powergamers do it. It'd be a hell of a minigame.

So much open content, so little time...

 

[Psion]

Hmmm. There are several books by Green Ronin that have epic progressions.

But since one of my main complaints was the utter blandness of the epic level rules, I would really like to see someone do something more with them.

 

[Ghostwind]

But since one of my main complaints was the utter blandness of the epic level rules, I would really like to see someone do something more with them.

You're not the only one. Oh wait, I am working on something like that...

 

[JPL]

I would really like to see someone do something more with them.

Workin' on it, man.

Wink, wink.

 

[Psion]

/me reads Steve and JPL's posts...

/me starts drumming fingernails

My latest campaign just entered double digit levels. You have 10 levels. Don't disappoint me...

 

[Ghostwind]

Well, don't expect it at Gen Con... I'm not that darn fast anymore.

 

[Crothian]

I've seen some epic stuf fhere and there like epic class progression or an epic feat. But I really have been disappointed with the lack of support.

 

[domino]

Yeah. It really seems to me like the epic rules are "The same as the lower level rules, but with bigger numbers!"

I want to see some epic wondrous items that are truly wondrous, and not just the same wondrous items, but with higher stats.

 

[DaveMage]

Well, there's an epic sequel to "Orc and Pie" in the works...

...Working title is "Orog and Truffle."

 

[RSKennan]

I too am working on this. The Morningstar setting is getting its due. It's going to be a while though.