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Yeah, I think it was Andy who first told me about that book. Don't worry, you're not going mad. =)

Well, I definitely went back and forth about it, but I finally decided on hardback. Originally I had asked Mike Mearls to write the Aerial book in three parts because I thought the modular format would appeal to people. And it does appeal to some people, including you, evidently! But I got mixed rev...

I've heard about Blight Magic but haven't picked it up yet. Sounds like I might have to, now...

Tusk Wars is on hold, so I can't give you anything firm on that. As for Big Game Hunters, I'll say tentatively maybe within the next 6 months or so, but, again, don't quote me on that. Previews for sure once things are more finalized...

[quote][i]Originally posted by Anonymous[/i] It looks good, but $11 for a 32 page module is really steep. This will have to recieve some REALLY good reviews before I consider buying it. [/quote] That $11 will keep you busy for quite a few gaming sessions. As for the really good reviews, how's this? ...

Ouch! I think I'll leave "spayed and neutered" off the table. :) That's a good point about magical healing. The second time, the bard got healed right up... but the first time, he had to be bound and carried back to civilization. That's good for scarring, I bet. I'll have to check out thos...

That one really grabs me. First, the fact that you managed to make a bat-girl look cute. That's something. And the "Kshatrya Chic" is really intriguing, somehow -- meshing a warrior caste with a fashion statement is just cool. What setting is this for?

So I was DM'ing a D&D game last night and one of the characters - a gnome bard - was reduced to negative hit points for the second time in less than a week (game time). He was successfully stabilized and was soon healed, but it got me thinking. Being reduced to negative wounds surely must have s...

The creature reminds me of the ones in that book whose name I can't remember... doggonit... there was a book of alien creatures written by some sci-fi artist. My cousin had it. I can't remember the name, but his creatures were similar to yours. You know, there's a town in Connecticut called New Cana...

Funky! You did that with photoshop? Did you start with a normal image of the moon? How'd you do it? Inquiring minds want to know...

Very interesting! I'll check it out as soon as the web site lets me in (it appears they've exceeded their bandwidth for today)...

Driving 4 hours is *definitely* dedicated, that's for sure. Luckily for me, Atlanta has something like 10 game stores within the metro area, so I'm well covered. My latest addictions have been a new D&D campaign involving fantasy mechs, Risk 2210 AD, and a couple of homemade card games I've been...

Welcome, Thorbin! Sounds like you're a veteran. You'll have to teach us young punks a thing or two...

[quote][i]Originally posted by Trevis[/i]
The Wanderers Guild is lots of fun, they even accepted some of my stuff!:o [/quote]

Congratulations, Trevis. You are one of us now. Come to Gen Con and we'll teach you the secret handshake.

Jeff,

That sounds great! I can't believe the signed copies went for so much at the charity auction. That's awesome. In ten years they'll be auctioning of a lock of your hair for $100...

Captain Future rocks! I don't know much about the pulp magazines but I love the pulp sci-fi comics from the 40s and 50s. I have a lot of the old reprints. A lot of the artists were amazing, especially Al Williamson (of course). The plots and characters were sometimes a little lacking... but that was...

There are a couple more (that actually did get run in various places) at the bottom of the [url=http://www.goodman-games.com/freematerial.php]Free Materials[/url] page. For the pigeon ad, I had to scour the net looking for a picture. The final choice came from the National Pigeon Association. That's...

Only ONE house out of paper mache and $1 bills? Don't forget the beach house, mountain retreat, and paper machie resort at Aspen!

Sounds like you were still a little excited from the Super Bowl. Woo hoo! Go liches! Yeah!

"Dinosaurs that Never Were" will be available in mid-April at quality game stores everywhere.

[quote][i]Originally posted by Black Knight[/i] I'd definitely want to rumble in the underdark next. Sure the drow, dwarves, and even the mind flayers and aboleths have gotten their fair bit of press, but not the setting itself. [/quote] What are you, psychic? We're planning an underdark book for May!

We've posted details on our upcoming April releases. Click below for the scoop...

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heh heh heh... that's pretty funny. The style reminds me a lot of some of the comics Humanoids has published, particularly "Ante Genesum"...

I'm not an anime aficionado so I can't really comment on the style, but I think you achieved your goal of making her more virtuous. Of course, adding more clothes would be the most effective route ;), but aside from that, the stance and hair do make her seem a little less risque than a lot of these ...

[quote][i]Originally posted by Mr. Author[/i]
I wish to apologize for how slow these are coming.
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It's OK, I read really slowly. I still haven't finished the second installment.