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<blockquote data-quote="Greg K" data-source="post: 5762053" data-attributes="member: 5038">I have not bought anything EN Publishing related for a while as I don't like 4e and have switched from d20 to Savage Worlds for my non-supers gaming.&nbsp; However, prior to switching to Savage Worlds,&nbsp; I bought several EN products for d20 (including Elements of Magic: Mythic Earth for d20M).&nbsp; I pretty much liked everything I bought except Librum Equitis (This has to do with me, generally, not being a fan of prestige classes)I'd go as far as stating that I prefer the EN Publishing products that I bought to most WOTC supplements (Unearthed Arcana and Fiendish Codex 1 being two notable exceptions) The Elements of Magic books are still some of my favorite d20 products and EoM: Mythic Earth rates among my top 10 supplements for d20 and d20M. I would never run a d20M game that included magic without substituting EoM: Mythic Earth for the default magic fx rules.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Greg K, post: 5762053, member: 5038"] I have not bought anything EN Publishing related for a while as I don't like 4e and have switched from d20 to Savage Worlds for my non-supers gaming. However, prior to switching to Savage Worlds, I bought several EN products for d20 (including Elements of Magic: Mythic Earth for d20M). I pretty much liked everything I bought except Librum Equitis (This has to do with me, generally, not being a fan of prestige classes) I'd go as far as stating that I prefer the EN Publishing products that I bought to most WOTC supplements (Unearthed Arcana and Fiendish Codex 1 being two notable exceptions) The Elements of Magic books are still some of my favorite d20 products and EoM: Mythic Earth rates among my top 10 supplements for d20 and d20M. I would never run a d20M game that included magic without substituting EoM: Mythic Earth for the default magic fx rules. [/QUOTE]

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