[title]New for EN World Subscribers[/title]
Last week, the 4E version of War of the Burning Sky #5: Mission to the Monastery of Two Winds was added to the subscriber download area. Due to an inexplicably slow internet connection, I wasn't able to add the D&D 3.5 version of that adventure until today. However, it is now there for you to download!
In addition, Spes Magna Games has kindly donated a Pathfinder RPG compatible PDF - a preview of their In One's Blood book. The preview contains:
If you haven't yet got your EN World subscription, you can grab it right here for just $3 a month - it gets you a whole bunch of stuff and helps keep EN World running!
[title]D&D 4th Edition News[/title]
Green Ronin has posted a downloadable excerpt from the DC ADVENTURES Hero's Handbook, including the introduction to Chapter 11: Heroes & Villains (which answers the question "Why is Batman Power Level 12?"), as well as the complete entry for Aquaman. Click on Aquaman below for the PDF!
[title]In Other News...[/title]
Last week, the 4E version of War of the Burning Sky #5: Mission to the Monastery of Two Winds was added to the subscriber download area. Due to an inexplicably slow internet connection, I wasn't able to add the D&D 3.5 version of that adventure until today. However, it is now there for you to download!In addition, Spes Magna Games has kindly donated a Pathfinder RPG compatible PDF - a preview of their In One's Blood book. The preview contains:
- 3 new sorcerer bloodlines: Ooze, Plant, and Vermin
- 9 new spells, such as cloud of stingers and ooze shape
- 1 new monster: the dreaded behemoth pudding
If you haven't yet got your EN World subscription, you can grab it right here for just $3 a month - it gets you a whole bunch of stuff and helps keep EN World running!
[title]D&D 4th Edition News[/title]
- Hazardous Explosives In this week's Foursaken Feature, Necromancers of the Northwest's Alex Riggs provides some fun and versatile "hazards" which can make combat more explosive for your PCs...or their enemies.
- Review of Sly Flourish’s Dungeon Master Tips by Mike Shea Need help with your 4E Game? Can’t figure out the best way to run a D&D campaign under the new rules? Want to know who the heck this Mike Shea guy is and why he’s got lots of DM advice? Check out this review and interview of Sly Flourish’s Dungeon Master Tips at Neuroglyph Games!
- Heart In the Cards Necromancers of the Northwest's Alex Riggs continues bringing Magic: the Gathering's Eldrazi over to Dungeons and Dragons with both a Pathfinder and 4e version of It That Betrays in this week's Dark Designs, where he also discusses the design of Tarot Character Creation from the Book of Beginnings.
- Giant Scorpions! There's something verminous afoot to menace your heroes-- giant scorpions, just like Harryhausen used to make. From KQ.
- Oil Elemental Necromancers of the Northwest's Alex Riggs provides the oil elemental: a slimy and unpleasant foe you don't want to use fire against.
- The Slender Man The RPG Examiner brings the Internet boogeyman to life with d20 statistics.
- Interview with Steven D. Russell (Part I) The lead designer of Book of Monster Templates talks about his inspiration for monsters, his thoughts on preorders and on the cover artwork by Hugo Solis.
Green Ronin has posted a downloadable excerpt from the DC ADVENTURES Hero's Handbook, including the introduction to Chapter 11: Heroes & Villains (which answers the question "Why is Batman Power Level 12?"), as well as the complete entry for Aquaman. Click on Aquaman below for the PDF!
[title]In Other News...[/title]
- "My First Gencon" Series begins with Ed Greenwood Kobold Quarterly is running a contest-- Come read about Gencon 0, then submit your first Gencon story. You might win a free patronage!
- Fantastic Maps: The Temple Mound Jonathan Roberts, cartographer for Kobold Quarterly, Frozen Empires, and Adventures in the Hyborian Age, presents another Fantastic Map: "Temple Mound”. This multi-page PDF allows you to print out both battlemaps (above and below ground) at a 1 square=1 inch scale as a letter-format map and is also available in a printer-friendly light grayscale version; high-Resolution Jpegs of the Maps with and without grids; and two maptool campaign files for 4e and PFRPG.
- PDF review of The Abbey The RPG Examiner reviews one of the best monographs for Dark Ages Call of Cthulhu.
- Review of the Parapsychologist's Handbook The RPG Examiner reviews a handbook based on real parapsychology for Call of Cthulhu. Now only if it were better edited...
- Review of H.G. Wells' Morlocks (Cardstock Characters) The RPG Examiner reviews paper miniatures that can serve as Morlocks, orcs, or even CHUDs.
- Review of Super Samurai Magazine #1 The RPG Examiner reviews the first issue of a new magazine dedicated to Mutants & Masterminds.
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