What is your best product? (Publisher Challenge)

[The Sigil]

My best product?

Well I only have three.

One is free. If you want an adventure, it wins.

I dunno... if you want a bard book, it's the Enchiridion of Mystic Music. Otherwise, it's the Enchiridion of Treasures and Objects d'Art.

More info on all of the above at http://www.cooleys.org/publishing/

--The Sigil
(Short due to interspersing with Superbowl)

 

[Nightfall]

Btw Mat, can't wait to see Quint Paladin. Got a PC that might want it.

 

[Donatello]

Given your setting, you may find some things in our campaign setting "Twin Crowns" useful, but giving that it was our freshman effort, and 2 years old, it was of much lower quality than the market would find acceptable now.

If you enjoy naval adventuring, then I heartily recommend "Broadsides!" A quasi-historical look at nautical life, with a ship to ship combat system that is based heavily on reality.

Living Imagination is currently turning a corner, so watch for our future releases. Aside from "Streets of Silver", which is getting a good buzz, we're also coming out with "Spellbound", a book of ritual magic that's a bit more down to earth than previous releases on the subject, and "Agents of Faith", which focuses on giving the power of the gods to people other than clerics, paladins and druids. Spellbound will be out some time in March, which Agents is due for a May release.

 

[RangerWickett]

*bump*

So, what'cha gonna buy?

 

[Noah Kolman]

The Kingdoms of Kalamar Atlas

Hey all,

The product that best represents Kenzer and Company, and the 3e product that I am most proud of, is the Kingdoms of Kalamar Atlas. If you like maps, (and who doesn't?), then you will love this book. It is the product of lots of hard work, and I believe it shows. I also think this book represents our desire to make a detailed, realistic feeling campaign world, and it represents our Kingdoms of Kalamar line the best.