Sticking w/ 3.5: Any Publishers?

Nlogue said:
A new company is opening up in April (that's when their website goes live) called Sinister Adventures that will be supporting 3.5...in fact I think one of their tag lines is "Three Pointe Five Never Dies."

I'm working on two Huge projects for them right now. 3.5 will stick around methinks.


Do you know what the web address is yet? More accurately, what it will be.
 

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VictorC said:
Do you know what the web address is yet? More accurately, what it will be.

Not sure VictorC! I'll find out though. I know the address is supposed to go live April 1st though. More news to come, I promise!
 




Dragon Roots Magazine, which if you haven't heard of yet you can check out at www.dragonroots.net, is a bit torn on this subject.

When I started writing this magazine, I did so because WOTC took away the printed versions of Dragon and Dungeon. I secluded myself from the net while getting it started and I found out about 4e about 24 hours before the big announcement. So, for me, 4e was a hit right where it hurt.

I was left trying to figure out if I wanted 3.5 content or 4e content. I am still on the fence, but it appears most people want 4e content so Dragon Roots will follow suit and produce 4e content.

That said, I know that a lot of people are going to resist change and I am normally one of those people. So Dragon Roots will also produce 3.5 material as well. I personally have a lot of articles that I wrote for Dragon, but never submitted, that contain 3.5 material. They will make their way into those pages in the future.

To make a long story short, if we get some 3.5 articles, we will print them, just like we will print 4e material. It will start to be mostly 4e material, but I could see a 3.5 section or even one or two issues dedicated to 3.5.

The good thing about writing a magazine is that the material printed can usually be converted easily and also the ideas generally span more than the current version. A lot of the things people write, like campaign building articles, is good solid advice that any DM or PC can make use of regardless of what version they play.
 

Drowbane said:
I imagine this (4e) would be a good time for some of those 3rd party d20 companies to pick up new customers. Its not like the OGL is going to suddenly go "poof"... right?

I'll probably pick up the 4e PHB (haven't really needed a MM since mid-2e) to start some new campaigns with, try it out. But my group has 2-3 3.5 campaigns that aren't going to switch editions...


Well... in all honesty, it might be a good time for a Taren's Ferry reset. ;)
 


Nlogue said:
A new company is opening up in April (that's when their website goes live) called Sinister Adventures that will be supporting 3.5...in fact I think one of their tag lines is "Three Pointe Five Never Dies." I'm working on two Huge projects for them right now. 3.5 will stick around methinks.

Fantastic!

-DM Jeff
 

JoeGKushner said:
And Paradigm/Living Arcanis is NOT going 4e but NOT sticking with 3.5 either. New game system time.

Details, details. Can you link me to your source? I'm curious if the new system will be a D20-derivative, licensing another system, or pursuing something uniquely its own.

With Regards,
Flynn
 

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