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Posted: September 17, 2006
No, not hack 'n slashing while drinking certain caffinated, citrus-flavored beverages. It's high-risk, live-on-TV, fabulous-cash-prize filled, undead-slaying action. If you've got the chutzpah to handle the world of Xcrawl, then allow us to say Welcome to Necromerica 4702!Posted: September 16, 2006
Without a doubt, Ptolus is the most complete, the most detailed, the most expansive, and the biggest darn supplement you will find for the d20 system. It's the kind of supplement you could use to keep your players hip-deep in adventure for many, many moons. You could also use it to stop a charging rhino.Posted: September 15, 2006
Fluxx, that ever-changing game of shifting rules, has finally decided to go into the light. Feel the passion with Christian Fluxx and appreciate tradition with Jewish Fluxx. A good game made even gooder? Amen to that!Posted: September 14, 2006
On their heads, no less. Well, they're all head, so it'd be hard to put the laser elsewhere. We all know and love the big Moai heads of Easter Island, but have you ever stopped to consider how cool they'd be if they shot lasers?Posted: September 13, 2006
Fans of Babylon 5 know that the year 2258 ended with a "bang." But do you know what happened during The Final Flight of Santiago? Now you can finally have the inside track on that fateful tour of the Alliance. Just, uh, make sure you get off at the transfer point on Io. Trust us.Posted: September 12, 2006
Melodramatic, perhaps, but we'll see who's laughing when you're stuck in a cave, surrounded by a gaggle of crazed, bloodthirsty kobolds hopped up on ancient magics. That pleasant mental image and others await you in Dungeon Crawl Classics #31: Transmuter's Last Touch.Posted: September 11, 2006
Sit. Stay. Flank the enemy. Okay, so maybe they're a little smarter than that, but the Off the Wall Armies Semi-Colonials do share one thing with their canine cousins. Let's just say battles are often called on account of rain.Posted: September 10, 2006
Make your starships as tall (or as heavily armed) as you want with the Babylon 5: Ship Builder's Manual. Now you too can experience the thrill of designing starships that look like fish or plucked chickens.Posted: September 09, 2006
We have been assured that it's a book about shapeshifters, so don't let the name of Werewolf: The Forsaken - Skinchangers put you off. Then again, the term "skinthieves" is appropriate for a horror setting, don't you think? That, or a bizarre butcher shop crime wave.Posted: September 08, 2006
Dragons aren't typically as cuddly as some cartoons might lead you to believe. In fact, some of them are downright genocidal. And we can't have that. Fight the good fight (or just try not to get mangled into a small, wet mess) in Dungeon Crawl Classics #30: Vault of the Dragon Kings!Posted: September 07, 2006
Some say they're only enemies that don't have the guts to kill you. Give your friends some incentive with Hex Hex (and its expansion, the cleverly titled Hex Hex Next). Remember, it's all fun and games (and beer and pretzels!) until someone flips out and starts killing people.Posted: September 06, 2006
Not everyone can be exceptional. In fact, if everyone was exceptional, we'd have to redefine exceptional. And then we'd be right back were we started. So, in order to define your heroes, you need a bunch of squishy NPC-types. Enter Champions: Everyman.Posted: September 05, 2006
An adventuring party runs on its desire to meet, greet, and annihilate the strange and wonderful creatures they encounter on their travels. From dragons to dragonflies, True20: Bestiary is one-stop-shopping for twenty-sided monsters.Posted: September 04, 2006
When the Solar Exalted went a liiiiiitle crazy, it was the Terrestrials that put them in their place. Six feet under. Learn more about these fascinating kickers of butt in Exalted: The Manual of Exalted Power - The Dragon-Blooded.Posted: September 03, 2006
It's tough being a cop. It's even tougher to pretend to be a cop in a world populated by vampires, werewolves, and worse. The World of Darkness: Tales from the 13th Precinct helps. An overactive imagination that borders on psychosis might help more, but the book ought to be enough.