Shadowslayer said:Wilderlands Box Set. More setting in one box than you'll probably ever use. 9 Double sided posters gives you 18 usable maps, and 2 nice thick softbacks to tell you what's on the maps. Don't forget The City State of the Invincible Overlord book for a big, nasty, gnarly city to play in, and the Player's Gazetteer for all the gods, classes, timelines etc. I'll never need another setting.
Turjan said:Best of Necromancer? That's hard. Too many great choices. Let's stick to ten:
Crucible of Freya (with Wizard's Amulet)
Tomb of Abysthor
The Grey Citadel
Vault of Larin Karr
Lost City of Barakus
Hall of the Rainbow Mage
Book of Taverns
Eldritch Sorcery
Wilderlands of High Fantasy
Shades of Gray
I'm also fond of Bard's Gate. And some others. But that's enough for now.
Mark Plemmons said:Of course not - we're not a distributor.
We're a manufacturer. We write/edit/design/etc., send to printer, store in our warehouse, and ship to the distributors that order our books. (And yes, we send product release and/or promotional information to the distributors every month.)
Distribution is handled by those distributors, and (though I realize this will sound like I'm passing the buck), lately I've been hearing more and more horror stories of sales reps being completely ignorant (intentionally or not) about what their own company supplies from us game manufacturers. They prefer to push big name/fast selling products (such as D&D minis) to retailers and ignore the small stuff, since their commission will be much greater.
Whenever we get details of a specific incident, we jump on it immediately, but we only hear about them when customers/stores tell us.
We also intentionally pulled back on our release schedule a bit so we could work on developing the Aces & Eights RPG (coming this June).

(Dungeons & Dragons)
Rulebook featuring "high magic" options, including a host of new spells.