HMP's 48-hour "I Got Robbed!" Sale

[HalWhitewyrm]

Hello, everyone. Unfortunately, on Monday night my car was burglarized and a few things were stolen. In order to get some funds to replace the items lost, I'm holding the 48-hour "I Got Robbed!" Sale.

From now until Monday morning, all our MonkeyGod products have been put on sale at both RPGnow.com and ENGS (Note: at this moment the selection at ENGS is far more limited than at RPGnow). All the adventures have been slashed 50% and the critically-acclaimed sourcebooks Frost & Fur and From Stone to Steel have been reduced in price.

Take advantage of this opportunity to stock up on some great sourcebooks and adventures!

• Buy MonkeyGod products at RPGnow.com
• Buy MonkeyGod products at ENGS

Thanks for your support!

 

[Voadam]

Sorry to hear you got robbed.

 

[Twin Rose]

Hal, let me know if you need any help getting any products up. Fire me an email (twinrose@twinrose.net)

 

[Dog Moon]

Sooo... anyone have any recommendations? I have essentially no experience with MonkeyGod, but would still like to help out.

 

[Mark CMG]

From Stone to Steel is one of my top five non-WotC d20 book picks.

 

[TheAuldGrump]

Sooo... anyone have any recommendations? I have essentially no experience with MonkeyGod, but would still like to help out.

Well, from personal use I can say that both Stone to Steel and Frost & Fur are excellent. When I finally got around to buying Frostburn my general feeling was slight disappointment - because F&F had already done a better job of covering that environment.

Stone to Steel is a good source on running something a bit different than high medieval to early Rennaisance. Not every setting has chainmail and swords. I have not used this book nearly enough, and rather want to use it more.

For adventures I can highly recommend All the King's Men - a good, if nontraditional, use of a traditional monster, a good solid mystery story, and more than a drop of humor. One of exactly four published adventures that I have run for 3.X, and the only one that I ran without major changes.

The Auld Grump

 

[jgbrowning]

From Stone to Steel is one of my top five non-WotC d20 book picks.

Mine as well.

joe b.

 

[TheAuldGrump]

Mine as well.

joe b.

High praise considering the source folks.

Both the F&F and StS PDFs are firmly ensconced in a folder on my desktop labeled World Building.

Very few other books are there, but when I start a project that is the first folder that I open. (The others are the Magical Medieval series and Elements of Magic: Mythic Europe.)

Song of Storms also seems like a good adventure, I heve read it, but never run it.

It is too bad that At the Edge of Dreams is not on the list - while I have not run that adventure I have pillaged it without mercy.

The Auld Grump

 

[Zoatebix]

From Stone to Steel gets a vote of confidence from me, too. I might have to check out Frost & Fur now.

 

[TheAuldGrump]

I purchased The Magic Dump, just cause.

The Auld Grump