[d20] What don't you know? (free pdf books)

[TheLe]

Hooah

http://secure1.white-wolf.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=599

From Monte's site: "The White Wolf Online Catalog is an authorized online retailer for Malhavoc Press titles."

I would go with Amazon on this one. White Wolf probably just has it because they are authorized to sell Malhavoc books.

I am not so sure. Amazon lists Wotc as the publisher for Sword & Sorcery's RAVENLOFT.

I will look into it and get back to you. In the mean time,

Goddess FallenAngel and interwyrm each chooses 1 prize.

For now, interwyrm is credited as the first to get at least 6 right, and Goddess is credited as the first to get 10 right.

I am not going to take your prizes away from you. If I find that S&SPublishing did indeed publish the book, then I will award interwyrm with another prize.

If anyone else finds the answer, let me know. Thanks.

~Le

 

[reveal]

I am not so sure. Amazon lists Wotc as the publisher for Sword & Sorcery's RAVENLOFT.

I will look into it and get back to you. In the mean time,

Goddess FallenAngel and interwyrm each chooses 1 prize.

For now, interwyrm is credited as the first to get at least 6 right, and Goddess is credited as the first to get 10 right.

I am not going to take your prizes away from you. If I find that S&SPublishing did indeed publish the book, then I will award interwyrm with another prize.

If anyone else finds the answer, let me know. Thanks.

~Le

Did a little more searching by using the ISBN 1-58846-780-5. Depending on which site you use, it was either published by White Wolf, Sword & Sorcery, or Psi (whoever that is).

Sword and Sorcery - http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/t...11-1/ref=sr_11_1/102-5732198-6875330?v=glance

White Wolf - http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbninquiry.asp?ISBN=1588467805&pdf=y

Two different online booksellers with two different answers.

 

[interwyrm]

I am not going to take your prizes away from you. If I find that S&SPublishing did indeed publish the book, then I will award interwyrm with another prize.

If anyone else finds the answer, let me know. Thanks.

~Le

thelemon the wise?

 

[Macbeth]

I always thought Sword and Sorcery was the d20 branch/imprint of White Wolf, making both right in a way...

 

[reveal]

From the description of Ruins of Intrigue, directly from White Wolf's site:

http://secure1.white-wolf.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=629

Requires the use of the Dungeons & Dragons Third Edition Core Books, published by Wizards of the Coast. Requires the use of Monte Cook's Arcana Evolved, published by Malhavoc Press.

Emphasis added.

 

[reveal]

I always thought Sword and Sorcery was the d20 branch/imprint of White Wolf, making both right in a way...

It is. http://www.swordsorcery.com leads to http://www.white-wolf.com/swordsorcery/index.php

 

[Macbeth]

But I thought Malhavoc was an imprint of Sword and Sorcery?

Before this, I had always thought it to be White Wolf -> Sword and Sorcery -> Malhavoc. Maybe I was wrong...

 

[reveal]

But I thought Malhavoc was an imprint of Sword and Sorcery?

Before this, I had always thought it to be White Wolf -> Sword and Sorcery -> Malhavoc. Maybe I was wrong...

You're probably right. Going to White Wolf's site, it lists this under RPGs, which I'm assuming means they publish these:

RPGs
Dragonmech
Everquest
Gamma World
Malhavoc Press
Necromancer Games
Ravenloft
Scarred Lands
Trinity Universe
World of Warcraft

 

[Goddess FallenAngel]

Does anyone actually have a hard copy of the book they can open to the inside cover and read the publisher's info?

 

[interwyrm]

Does anyone actually have a hard copy of the book they can open to the inside cover and read the publisher's info?

That might not even solve it. Can a book be published under one name to start, and then another later on?