[title]The ZEITGEIST Booster Project Kickstarter[/title]
So, I've been persuaded to give this Kickstarter idea a try. It seems to be the popular thing all the cool kids are doing these days!
We have launched the Kickstarter project for the ZEITGEIST adventure path for D&D 4th Edition and the PATHFINDER RPG. You'll find it here.
If we make the $10,000 goal by May 31st we'll use that booster fund to buy more art, write more words, make more handouts, and generally make ZEITGEIST even more awesome than it's already going to be.
If we don't make the $10,000 goal we get nothing, but ZEITGEIST will still be awesome.
The booster funds, if we make it, won't kick in for the first adventure (because we're not delaying anything to make way for this).
In addition there is a secondary target of $20,000. If we make that one, not only will be spend it on more awesome stuff for ZEITGEIST, but we'll publish an entire new adventure which will be exclusively available to those who contributed for a period of one year.
[title]Review of Kobold Quarterly Issue 17[/title]
Check out EN World's official review of Kobold Quarterly #17.
This update is present on the news page of Mega Miniatures:
The Origins Awards has posted its nominations for 2011. Head over there for the full list; here's one of the categories:
So, I've been persuaded to give this Kickstarter idea a try. It seems to be the popular thing all the cool kids are doing these days!
We have launched the Kickstarter project for the ZEITGEIST adventure path for D&D 4th Edition and the PATHFINDER RPG. You'll find it here.
If we make the $10,000 goal by May 31st we'll use that booster fund to buy more art, write more words, make more handouts, and generally make ZEITGEIST even more awesome than it's already going to be.
If we don't make the $10,000 goal we get nothing, but ZEITGEIST will still be awesome.
The booster funds, if we make it, won't kick in for the first adventure (because we're not delaying anything to make way for this).
In addition there is a secondary target of $20,000. If we make that one, not only will be spend it on more awesome stuff for ZEITGEIST, but we'll publish an entire new adventure which will be exclusively available to those who contributed for a period of one year.
[title]Review of Kobold Quarterly Issue 17[/title]

Kobold Quarterly Issue 17 presents a decent selection of Fantasy RPG articles, but this issue is not as strong as some I have seen in previous. While there is still content presented for Pathfinder, D&D <ACRONYM title="D&D 4th Edition">4E</ACRONYM>, as well as Dragon Age RPG, some of the articles were a bit lackluster, being longer on game theory and fluff than actual mechanics. Pathfinder and Dragon Age RPG gamers will probably find this issue more useful to them than would a <ACRONYM title="D&D 4th Edition">4E</ACRONYM> gamer - but I have a feeling that is more from a case of <ACRONYM title="D&D 4th Edition">4E</ACRONYM> submissions becoming less frequent as time goes on, and the system continues to experience “growing pains”.
[title]In Other News...[/title]
Mythic Menagerie: Oceans of Blood Who knows what horrors lurk beneath the waves? More than any locale, the untold depths of the vast oceans beg to be inhabited by new, strange, and (for player and character alike) previously unknown threats. SGG's Oceans of Blood delivers creatures for the undersea realm across a range of CRs.
Epic Destinies This week's Foursaken Feature presents two new epic destinies for fourth edition characters: the Legendary Conqueror and the Ascendant One.
Ruins, unspeakable horrors and haunted giants, oh my! Brandon Hodge continues to provide previews of the Midgard setting's Wasted West with a look at its ruined giants and their lost empire.
The knife kept close to your heart Professional Bladesmith Todd Gdula looks at the kwaiken, or "bosom knife." Not that we advocate plunging one into a bosom...you know what we mean...
Epic Developments This week's From the Workshop features three new epic level spells and one new epic-level seed. Included are Align the Stars, Create Portal, Extirpate, and the seed Levitate.
Review of Mage Knight: Dungeons Trap Pack There's a multitude of prepainted figures representing everything from slimes to molds to rats and bats, but there's very little in the way of traps. Until this set came along.
The World of the Chi'lan RPG Books 4 Winds Fantasy Gaming will be producing roleplaying game books based on award-winning author Margaret H. Bonham’s The World of the Chi’lan, as detailed in the Swords of Destiny series of books. such as Prophecy of Swords, Runestone of Teiwas, and others.
This update is present on the news page of Mega Miniatures:
As many of you know, I am slowly working my way out of the miniatures industry. I still enjoy it immensely, but other occupational pursuits are looking more attractive. Production rights will be sold off to other companies or individuals at the rate of around 100 to 200 pieces per year. More than likely it will take years to completely downsize, so no need to panic and buy items that you may have put off purchasing.
[title]Origins Awards 2011 Nominations[/title]
The Origins Awards has posted its nominations for 2011. Head over there for the full list; here's one of the categories:
Best Roleplaying Game
DC Adventures - Green Ronin Publishing
Designer: Steve Kenson
Dragon Age, Set 1 - Green Ronin Publishing
Designer: Chris Pramas
The Dresden Files RPG - Evil Hat Productions
Designers: Leonard Balsera, Jim Butcher, Genevieve Cogman, Robert Donoghue, Fred Hicks, Kenneth Hite, Ryan Macklin, Chad Underkoffler, Clark Valentine
Fiasco - Bully Pulpit Games
Designer: Jason Morningstar
Gamma World RPG - Wizards of the Coast
Designers: Rich Baker, Bruce Cordell
DC Adventures - Green Ronin Publishing
Designer: Steve Kenson
Dragon Age, Set 1 - Green Ronin Publishing
Designer: Chris Pramas
The Dresden Files RPG - Evil Hat Productions
Designers: Leonard Balsera, Jim Butcher, Genevieve Cogman, Robert Donoghue, Fred Hicks, Kenneth Hite, Ryan Macklin, Chad Underkoffler, Clark Valentine
Fiasco - Bully Pulpit Games
Designer: Jason Morningstar
Gamma World RPG - Wizards of the Coast
Designers: Rich Baker, Bruce Cordell
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