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<blockquote data-quote="Cthulhu" data-source="post: 130175" data-attributes="member: 309">Dragon Lords of Melnibone was so poorly conceived and executed that reading it made me hurl a squamous blast in disgust.I was really hoping for a much better conversion.&nbsp; The world of Moorcock's Elric novels and stories deserves better.&nbsp; I have read good things about the Slaves of Fate adventure, however, although I admit that I haven't picked it up yet.I, too, hope that the D20 Call of Cthulhu game is well supported by Chaosium.&nbsp; Considering the problems they have keeping to a release schedule, I have serious doubts that they will be able to release Pulp Cthulhu this summer.&nbsp; I expect it will be 2003 before I hold that book in my talons.EDIT:&nbsp; Just to make clear, I don't think Chaosium is stupid.&nbsp; They've done wonderful books in the past, and they're (obviously) one of my favorite game companies.&nbsp; They just haven't done very well with d20 yet.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cthulhu, post: 130175, member: 309"] Dragon Lords of Melnibone was so poorly conceived and executed that reading it made me hurl a squamous blast in disgust. I was really hoping for a much better conversion. The world of Moorcock's Elric novels and stories deserves better. I have read good things about the Slaves of Fate adventure, however, although I admit that I haven't picked it up yet. I, too, hope that the D20 Call of Cthulhu game is well supported by Chaosium. Considering the problems they have keeping to a release schedule, I have serious doubts that they will be able to release Pulp Cthulhu this summer. I expect it will be 2003 before I hold that book in my talons. EDIT: Just to make clear, I don't think Chaosium is stupid. They've done wonderful books in the past, and they're (obviously) one of my favorite game companies. They just haven't done very well with d20 yet. [/QUOTE]

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