D&D 4E Green Ronin's Pramas blogs on 4e or not 4e

[Gundark]

Er, I see Green Ronin and Necromancer stuff in my local Barnes & Noble all the time. The hardcover Goodman Games adventure compilations also show up.

I NEVER see non WotC D&D stuff at my LGS/Chapters/or any big chain store. I was surprised to see Warhammer rpg at chapters.

 

[coyote6]

Er, I see Green Ronin and Necromancer stuff in my local Barnes & Noble all the time. The hardcover Goodman Games adventure compilations also show up.

I've seen GURPS stuff at local bookstores (which are all part of big chains), albeit fairly rarely.

 

[Captain Tagon]

My local book stores have GURPS. Tons of it.
And some Paladium.
And a little Margaret Weiss productions.
Tons of White Wolf stuff.
Some Classic Battletech.

And as far as the three companies I originally mentioned making d20 products, well an imprint of White Wolf does d20 stuff, but when have HERO Games or SJ Games done d20?

 

[Pramas]

Pretty sure 10 X Yearly Revenue in cash up front, plus $150K/yr salary with benefits, would be a good thing for Mr. Pramas.

Oh sure, but no one working on D&D is making 150K and they would not start with me.

I prefer the plan where GR just makes buckets of cash on its own terms.

 

[Mistwell]

Oh sure, but no one working on D&D is making 150K and they would not start with me.

I prefer the plan where GR just makes buckets of cash on its own terms.

Fair enough

 

[The Little Raven]

I prefer the plan where GR just makes buckets of cash on its own terms.

Do you measure quarterly earnings in how many buckets of cash your CFO is able to pour over you?

 

[allenw]

And as far as the three companies I originally mentioned making d20 products, well an imprint of White Wolf does d20 stuff, but when have HERO Games or SJ Games done d20?

SJ Games has produced hardcover d20 "sourcebooks" for several of their Munchkin card games. Don't know how well the books have sold, but I'm pretty confident that the Munchkin card games have been outselling GURPS products for several years now.

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

Er, I see Green Ronin and Necromancer stuff in my local Barnes & Noble all the time. The hardcover Goodman Games adventure compilations also show up.

I recently spotted The Book of Templates at Target.

TARGET!

 

[Walking Dad]

From Green Ronin Homepage:

We've decided to change the terms of True20 licensing by removing the fees. Starting in May anyone can publish True20 material for free using the current Open Game License.

As you can see 2008 should be a great year for True20. It is its own game, we're happy about that, and we have no plans to change its course.

That leads us to the last of our major 2008 releases. In these two books we will explore anime/manga and comic book fantasy. The names of these have not been finalized but we've been referring to them as "Mecha & Manga" and "Warriors & Warlocks." Each one will explore a new style of M&M game and both titles will give you all the info you need to get these fun genre campaigns going. Look for them in the second half of the year.

I think, this summs up Green Ronins reaction to 4e.

 

[Sitara]

Its too soon to say. They also have the asoiaf rpg.

Whatever the case, whether now or later greenronin is sure to dip its toes into 4e. 4e is too huge to ignore.