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This is pretty sweet, but I'll admit I kinda liked the other one.

Is it too early to give us a level range for the adventures in the book? Is it mostly heroic tier, paragon tier, etc..?

This looks really awesome and will be a great example that 4E isn't just combat based dungeon crawling. Whoever thought up this product gets a hi-5 from me.

Renshai wrote:I'm not sure what the official answer is, but in my campaign I used the Shadowhold as a location somewhere within Shadowfell. It's mirrored location is somewhere in Punjar, I'm not sure where but that will be for a later date

Awesome idea.

Old school feel with better mechanics, you can't get much better than that!!!

Just wanted to say nice work on both Hero's Handbook: Dragonborn and Dungeon Denizens . I ordered copies as a birthday present to myself and received them yesterday. After a cursory read both seem to be really interesting books, and I'm looking forward to digging in more thoroughly. Good work, guys...

Mike, I REALLY like your style. Keep up the good work!

Harley Stroh wrote:There are definite projects in the works for Punjar. We'll share some of the details as we get closer.

//H

*Gets all giddy again.

Fey Folk, nice. One of the players in our group is into running Feywild adventures, this will definitely come in handy for her.

I've posted up a recap of our first Scions of Punjar session, you can check it out here:

Scions of Punjar: Session 1

I like that monsters now have just a few powers they can do rather than a whole bunch of spells, spell-like abilities, etc. Monsters never got a chance to use more than three or four of their abilities in a given combat, anyway. Yeah, I'm glad the days of having to write up an entire full character...

Does anyone have any suggestions as to where I could find some online resources and advice for fleshing out a hombrew campaign setting? I've had the beginnings of a campaign setting swirling around in the back of my mind since 4E first came out and I'd like to work on it during my off-time and whatn...

mike wilson wrote:here's a couple more sketches...

http://i254.photobucket.com/albums/hh85 ... 1small.jpg

http://i254.photobucket.com/albums/hh85 ... 4small.jpg

That's awesome. Got any Moon Knight sketches?

Another really great one for any D&D game is the King Arthur soundtrack:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3B-N7oBmsU

So what do you use for a soundtrack when playing D&D? First, I must comment that a few of the tracks off of the Kingdom of Heaven soundtrack work GREAT for running Punjar games. It's what I use in the background. Check it out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CRLnGJeO4Vs Also, for general dungeon ...

Ok, I will finally be running Scions of Punjar this coming Monday. I'll do my best to post up session logs of this biweekly campaign. I really like the module and am excited to run it.

Thanks!!!!!

My group has played most of the way through Forgotten Portal over the last week and I must say it's a great module! Fighting the T-Rex then running into that mummy was more than challenging, but still really fun.

Harley was awesome enough to let me send him a few interview questions. As it is the first interview I've done for our new blog, please let me know what you think!

Harley Stroh Interview

Or maybe they're just sold out because so many people are buying them. "Thrones of Punjar" is a really good module. Make sure you bug your local store owners to get this one on the shelves (as well as the other Punjar modules). Harley, Chris, and Rick did the DCC line proud with these thr...

Heh, yeah I remember my players getting pretty messed up by that demon mawed gate at the beginning. It made them afraid of everything from the get-go. When they saw the statue at the end of the ally the immediately turned the other way, lol. If only they had known it was filled with loot.....

Make sure you're vocal about asking for them. Maybe they think nobody wants it so they don't stock it.

I just called my flgs to have them hold a copy of the module for me and they are already sold out, and they got them in on the 18th!!!!!

Yes it is most certainly that Guardian Games in PDX. I live in SE Portland and head there from time to time. Usually closer to Mondays as I have a regular Monday night game, just about fifth lvl now and have only run Sellswords of Punjar and Dragora's Dungeon (our group is based in Punjar and I lov...

PeelSeel2 wrote: I don't even yearn for the older versions of DnD now.

Me or my group either!

I'm quite excited to have one more reason to head to my local shop (Guardian Games, yet another GG). I often find myself there more often than needed, but w/o any actual items to purchase. Looking forward to this magazine immensely. I expect GREAT things, and you never disappoint. Is this the Guard...