Green Ronin: Kicking A and taking names!

JoeGKushner · Dec 13, 2004

I'm not saying that Green Ronin is the best in the business or anything but...

Egyptian Adventuers rocks so far.

Black Company rocks so far (I stopped reading EA so I could read this)

Advanced Bestiary was solid.

M&M Noir... a bit different in layout and style but fitting as it's a different genre.

Other Advanced Books look sweet and man, Blue Rose and...Thieves World of all things... Thieves World man! All they have to do now is come out with Earthsea or something and they'll have it cornered!

Krug · Dec 13, 2004

Lets not forget the Warhammer RPG.

JoeGKushner · Dec 13, 2004

Krug said:
Lets not forget the Warhammer RPG.

Oh yeah. And I'm hoping that it does so well, that we get the Warhammer 40K RPG at long damned last!

francisca · Dec 13, 2004

There is one d20 product that is on my "buy it for sure list": Green Ronin's Thieve's World.

Sir Elton · Dec 13, 2004

Green Ronin does what they want and they do it well. Plus, someone there actually knows how to run a business.

Belen · Dec 13, 2004

Green Ronin gets a ton of my money, this is true. I just cannot commit to Black Company though. I could not even get through the first 50 pages of the first book.

Crothian · Dec 13, 2004

They had me at Thieves World. Actually, in the past year they have really impressed me something they failed to do in oprevious years. But if THieves World fails to live up to my lofty expectation.....

Old One · Dec 13, 2004

BelenUmeria said:
I just cannot commit to Black Company though. I could not even get through the first 50 pages of the first book.

Gahhhh! Heresy! Blasphemer! (Old One calls up the Limper, fires up his flying carpet, starts preparing multi-hued globes of glowing death and purile disease and head for North Carolina).

!

~ OO

JoeGKushner · Dec 13, 2004

Well, even if you don't like Black Company....

Various levels of combat, individual, unit, armies...

new crunch (feats, Prcs, core classes, monsters...)

New 'gritty' rules.

New uses for Action Points.

new weapon masterwork components

No alignment

In short, if you wanted to play something like Conan, Grim Tales, Dark Legacies or another 'gritty' style setting, the Black Company is still for you even if you don't like the fiction.