Publisher Appreciation Thread
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Faerl'Elghinn
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*grovels*
the Jester
Legend
Hell yeah!
A big thank you to all you guys! Keep up your good work!
A big thank you to all you guys! Keep up your good work!
Kalendraf
Explorer
The publishers indeed deserve accolades for their fine efforts. In no particular order, I'd like to thank...
Necromancer Games - For making some amazing cool adventures. My group has enjoyed such titles as Siege of Durgham's Folly, Hall of the Rainbow Mage, and Aberrations. I've bought several other of your adventures, and am chomping at the bit to run more of them! I also love Tome of Horrors 1 & 2.
Green Ronin - I fell in love with the Freeport series and based my 1st 3e campaign there. Even though I don't presently have any campaigns using Freeport at this time, I've continued to purchase the newer Freeport products, and I am planning to return there in a future campaign. BTW, I'm also totally pumped about Thieves World!
Malhovoc Press - Book of Eldritch Might 1 & 2 were some of my 1st d20 purchases, and those still see regular use in my monthly campaign. Great stuff, Monty! I also loved Demon God's Fane. I own Banewarrens, and would love to run that sometime as well.
Monkeygod Enterprises - I've picked up a few of their adventures, and I really liked what I saw. The Magic Dump was cool, and I'm hoping to work in Black Ice Well & Hellstone Deep when I get parties up to sufficient level.
AEG - I really must commend you for the Toolbox book. It is so wonderfully handy for its spur of the moment crunchiness.
Mongoose Publishing - I've purchased some of the Quintessential books, Slayer's Guides and Encyclopedia Arcane series. Though I haven't managed to work in all that much of the material, these books have provided lots of good ideas for me.
Pinwheel Games - I used the adventure Evil's Lesser Minions to get my current campaign started. I would love to see more from you.
WotC - Besides the obvious core books, I'd like to commend you for Manual of the Planes, Monsters of Faerun, Complete Warrior and Complete Divine. Those are books that I've gotten a lot of use from. Also, though I don't like the randomness or rarity system, I love the pre-painted plastic miniatures.
I'm missing a few other publishers, I'm sure, but those are the products that struck me as exceptionally noteworthy.
To all publishers - Please keep up the good work.
Necromancer Games - For making some amazing cool adventures. My group has enjoyed such titles as Siege of Durgham's Folly, Hall of the Rainbow Mage, and Aberrations. I've bought several other of your adventures, and am chomping at the bit to run more of them! I also love Tome of Horrors 1 & 2.
Green Ronin - I fell in love with the Freeport series and based my 1st 3e campaign there. Even though I don't presently have any campaigns using Freeport at this time, I've continued to purchase the newer Freeport products, and I am planning to return there in a future campaign. BTW, I'm also totally pumped about Thieves World!
Malhovoc Press - Book of Eldritch Might 1 & 2 were some of my 1st d20 purchases, and those still see regular use in my monthly campaign. Great stuff, Monty! I also loved Demon God's Fane. I own Banewarrens, and would love to run that sometime as well.
Monkeygod Enterprises - I've picked up a few of their adventures, and I really liked what I saw. The Magic Dump was cool, and I'm hoping to work in Black Ice Well & Hellstone Deep when I get parties up to sufficient level.
AEG - I really must commend you for the Toolbox book. It is so wonderfully handy for its spur of the moment crunchiness.
Mongoose Publishing - I've purchased some of the Quintessential books, Slayer's Guides and Encyclopedia Arcane series. Though I haven't managed to work in all that much of the material, these books have provided lots of good ideas for me.
Pinwheel Games - I used the adventure Evil's Lesser Minions to get my current campaign started. I would love to see more from you.
WotC - Besides the obvious core books, I'd like to commend you for Manual of the Planes, Monsters of Faerun, Complete Warrior and Complete Divine. Those are books that I've gotten a lot of use from. Also, though I don't like the randomness or rarity system, I love the pre-painted plastic miniatures.
I'm missing a few other publishers, I'm sure, but those are the products that struck me as exceptionally noteworthy.
To all publishers - Please keep up the good work.
iblis
First Post
I've only just started buying non-WotC d20 stuff, but FWIW :
Thanks to all the publishers out there who push the boundaries of d20 gaming (and other gaming for that matter) either a little or a lot. Much appreciated.
So far, I can (and do) with actual first-hand knowledge personally thank the people at Fantasy Flight Games and Green Ronin Publishing for putting out great stuff, that I happily own!
Also, thanks to the people at WotC for doing a good deal of the groundwork, including many excellent things along the way.
Cheers.
Thanks to all the publishers out there who push the boundaries of d20 gaming (and other gaming for that matter) either a little or a lot. Much appreciated.
So far, I can (and do) with actual first-hand knowledge personally thank the people at Fantasy Flight Games and Green Ronin Publishing for putting out great stuff, that I happily own!
Also, thanks to the people at WotC for doing a good deal of the groundwork, including many excellent things along the way.
Cheers.
JoeBlank
Explorer
Following the lessons learned by Morrus, I'm going to avoid naming names for fear of leaving someone out.
The d20 publishers are a very significant part of what makes this site great. Being to interact with the creators is a valuable experience and increases the value of the product. I have asked questions here of many of you, and you have given me answers that have shaped my purchasing decisions as well as helped me to better use and adapt your products to my game.
Hearing the buzz and inside information about upcoming products is what made Eric's original site great. Keep it.
Thanks.
The d20 publishers are a very significant part of what makes this site great. Being to interact with the creators is a valuable experience and increases the value of the product. I have asked questions here of many of you, and you have given me answers that have shaped my purchasing decisions as well as helped me to better use and adapt your products to my game.
Hearing the buzz and inside information about upcoming products is what made Eric's original site great. Keep it.
Thanks.
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