hi,

i have DCC#1 - Idylls of the Rat King (v3.0).

Is there a way i can have a v3.5 update of DCC#1 without buying the
new DCC#1 v3.5?

thanks
fr Dex.

> i have DCC#1 - Idylls of the Rat King (v3.0).
>
> Is there a way i can have a v3.5 update of DCC#1 without buying the
> new DCC#1 v3.5?

Yeah, you could probably sell the 3.0 version on EBay and use that to buy
the 3.5 version, and then some. ;)

Seriously, though, there's no separate conversion document. The changes
between editions adjusted almost every stat block in the module. A
conversion document would have so many changes it would be unmanageable.

--
Joseph Goodman
Goodman Games
www.goodman-games.com
goodmangames@...

Thanks Joseph
From Dex.

--- In Dungeon_Crawl_Classics@yahoogroups.com, Joseph Goodman
<goodmangames@...> wrote:
>
> > i have DCC#1 - Idylls of the Rat King (v3.0).
> >
> > Is there a way i can have a v3.5 update of DCC#1 without buying the
> > new DCC#1 v3.5?
>
> Yeah, you could probably sell the 3.0 version on EBay and use that
to buy
> the 3.5 version, and then some. ;)
>
> Seriously, though, there's no separate conversion document. The changes
> between editions adjusted almost every stat block in the module. A
> conversion document would have so many changes it would be unmanageable.
>
> --
> Joseph Goodman
> Goodman Games
> www.goodman-games.com
> goodmangames@...
>

Check out the announcement at the Goodman Games site!  Yeh Harley!!

http://www.goodmangames.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=5777#5777

I'm looking forward to seeing Goodman Games at GenCon Indy next week
(I'll be in DCC: Bandits and Bedlam on Thursday). Any word on the DCC
GM screen?

-Mike

> I'm looking forward to seeing Goodman Games at GenCon Indy next week
> (I'll be in DCC: Bandits and Bedlam on Thursday). Any word on the DCC
> GM screen?

You will probably see it added to the schedule for release later in the
year. It won't be at Gen Con, but you can look for an announcement not too
long after Gen Con.

-- Joseph

--
Joseph Goodman
Goodman Games
www.goodman-games.com
goodmangames@...

> I'm looking forward to seeing Goodman Games at GenCon Indy next week
> (I'll be in DCC: Bandits and Bedlam on Thursday). Any word on the DCC
> GM screen?

You will probably see it added to the schedule for release later in the
year. It won't be at Gen Con, but you can look for an announcement not too
long after Gen Con.

-- Joseph

--
Joseph Goodman
Goodman Games
www.goodman-games.com
goodmangames@mindspring.com

I had a BLAST at GenCon again this year.  The DCC tournament was
great!  Here are some pix from the con, mostly booth babes & a few
of the actual convention...
http://www.geocities.com/kenwig/GenCon2006.html

I went to the Goodman booth first thing and came home with:
DCC1 Idylls of the Rat King - Uber Rare REAL 3rd Printing - THANK
YOU!!!!!
DCC35 Gazetteer of the Known Realms - AWESOME
DCC30 Vault of the Dragon Kings
DCC22 The Stormbringer Juggernaut
DCC23 The Sunken Siggurat
DCC24 Legend of the Ripper
DCC25 The Dread Crypt of Srihoz
DCC26 The Scaley God
DCC27 Revenge of the Rat King
DCC28 Into the Wilds
Goodman Games 2006 Catalog
Goodman Complete Guide to Liches
Goodman Book of Templates

DCC Mini Otyugh x2
DCC Mini Wererat Goblin
DCC Mini Chalychia the Devil Lich
DCC Mini Wight x4
DCC Mini Lawrence Gannu, Wererat Champion

DCC Tournament Mini - Ulfsek of the Purifying Flame, dwarven
fighter/paladin
DCC Tournament Mini - Master Lerenev, human fighter
DCC Tournament Mini - Issele Filiátha, grey elven wizard/cleric
DCC Tournament Mini - Rella Rubyhair, tallfoot halfling bard/rogue
DCC Tournament Mini - Lánderon Heart-of-Storm, wood elf
barbarian/ranger
DCC Tournament Mini - Kaila, human druid

When will the pdf of DCC35 Gazetteer of the Known Realms be
available?

Thanks for keeping us in business, Ken. =)

> When will the pdf of DCC35 Gazetteer of the Known Realms be
> available?

Probably early October -- once the print copy has made it into stores.

--
Joseph Goodman
Goodman Games
www.goodman-games.com
goodmangames@...

Hello mates,

I am Michael, 32 years old and playing D&D since I am 10.

I started my adventures with the good old "Frank Mentzer 1983's Red
box", and played after with either the first and second AD&D
editions..

I am a DM since I am 12 and played also various RPG and lately the
3rd edition of D&D..

I found the new system very complete but also very technical, my
players and I did not enjoyed it as we prefer quick fights, less dice
rolls and more fun, more roleplaying...and less "miniatures"
or "squirmish" stuff..

Meanwhile, I was pondering how to recover the good old spirit of
basic D&D.

So I took the decision to unearth my old boxes of D&D and play the
old modules.. like "Rahasia" or "the lost city"..

I am still fascinated by Elmore and Easley early artworks in the old
D&D rule books and modules.

I am pondering about switching my campaign from the FR to the DCC
world, is there anyone here who made the same statements about a
return to 1st edition rules ? and about a switch to the DCC world ?
So I would feel less lonely ^^
Thank you.

Hey Michael,

I can tell you that Goodman Games has at least one module that has
been converted from 3.5E to 1st Edition, and that it's going to be
reprinted soon.

I can also say that the DCC world-setting, The Known World, is pretty
fantastic and touches all the right bases for that 1st Ed-flavor.

I also started on the Red Box, and Rahasia was the first module I ever
played (darn that water weird!).

For more info, you may try the Goodman Games forum:

http://www.goodman-games.com/forums/

There are threads dedicated to a lot of the topics you're discussing
in your email.

Hope this helps,

A.

--- In Dungeon_Crawl_Classics@yahoogroups.com, "Mickael"
<lorenzofreestyle@...> wrote:
>
> Hello mates,
>
> I am Michael, 32 years old and playing D&D since I am 10.
>
> I started my adventures with the good old "Frank Mentzer 1983's Red
> box", and played after with either the first and second AD&D
> editions..
>
> I am a DM since I am 12 and played also various RPG and lately the
> 3rd edition of D&D..
>
> I found the new system very complete but also very technical, my
> players and I did not enjoyed it as we prefer quick fights, less dice
> rolls and more fun, more roleplaying...and less "miniatures"
> or "squirmish" stuff..
>
> Meanwhile, I was pondering how to recover the good old spirit of
> basic D&D.
>
> So I took the decision to unearth my old boxes of D&D and play the
> old modules.. like "Rahasia" or "the lost city"..
>
> I am still fascinated by Elmore and Easley early artworks in the old
> D&D rule books and modules.
>
> I am pondering about switching my campaign from the FR to the DCC
> world, is there anyone here who made the same statements about a
> return to 1st edition rules ? and about a switch to the DCC world ?
> So I would feel less lonely ^^
> Thank you.
>

I started where you did. A couple of suggestions (apologies in advance
for spamming the list):
1. Visit www.dragonsfoot.org, you will have foudn a new home ;-).
2. Check out Castles and Crusades. For some (myself included) it is a
balance of early editions with some of the 3.5 stuff in it - but not
heavy like 3.5. And Goodman has modules for C&C. (Disclaimer, there
are reports of C&C being difficult to get in Europe except mail-order
from Troll Lord Games, the producers. If you're in Europe, count on
several weeks before you can get a copy).

3. YES, check out The Known World. It's good stuff.

Regards,
Don.

> --- In Dungeon_Crawl_Classics@yahoogroups.com, "Mickael"
> <lorenzofreestyle@> wrote:
> >
> > Hello mates,
> >
> > I am Michael, 32 years old and playing D&D since I am 10.
> >
> > I started my adventures with the good old "Frank Mentzer 1983's Red
> > box", and played after with either the first and second AD&D
> > editions..
> >
> > I am a DM since I am 12 and played also various RPG and lately the
> > 3rd edition of D&D..
> >
> > I found the new system very complete but also very technical, my
> > players and I did not enjoyed it as we prefer quick fights, less dice
> > rolls and more fun, more roleplaying...and less "miniatures"
> > or "squirmish" stuff..
> >
> > Meanwhile, I was pondering how to recover the good old spirit of
> > basic D&D.
> >
> > So I took the decision to unearth my old boxes of D&D and play the
> > old modules.. like "Rahasia" or "the lost city"..
> >
> > I am still fascinated by Elmore and Easley early artworks in the old
> > D&D rule books and modules.
> >
> > I am pondering about switching my campaign from the FR to the DCC
> > world, is there anyone here who made the same statements about a
> > return to 1st edition rules ? and about a switch to the DCC world ?
> > So I would feel less lonely ^^
> > Thank you.
> >
>

Hey Michael,

I can tell you that Goodman Games has at least one module that has
been converted from 3.5E to 1st Edition, and that it's going to be
reprinted soon.

I can also say that the DCC world-setting, The Known World, is pretty
fantastic and touches all the right bases for that 1st Ed-flavor.

I also started on the Red Box, and Rahasia was the first module I ever
played (darn that water weird!).

For more info, you may try the Goodman Games forum:

http://www.goodman-games.com/forums/

There are threads dedicated to a lot of the topics you're discussing
in your email.

Hope this helps,

A.

--- In Dungeon_Crawl_Classics@yahoogroups.com, "Mickael"
<lorenzofreestyle@...> wrote:
>
> Hello mates,
>
> I am Michael, 32 years old and playing D&D since I am 10.
>
> I started my adventures with the good old "Frank Mentzer 1983's Red
> box", and played after with either the first and second AD&D
> editions..
>
> I am a DM since I am 12 and played also various RPG and lately the
> 3rd edition of D&D..
>
> I found the new system very complete but also very technical, my
> players and I did not enjoyed it as we prefer quick fights, less dice
> rolls and more fun, more roleplaying...and less "miniatures"
> or "squirmish" stuff..
>
> Meanwhile, I was pondering how to recover the good old spirit of
> basic D&D.
>
> So I took the decision to unearth my old boxes of D&D and play the
> old modules.. like "Rahasia" or "the lost city"..
>
> I am still fascinated by Elmore and Easley early artworks in the old
> D&D rule books and modules.
>
> I am pondering about switching my campaign from the FR to the DCC
> world, is there anyone here who made the same statements about a
> return to 1st edition rules ? and about a switch to the DCC world ?
> So I would feel less lonely ^^
> Thank you.
>

Hey Michael,

I can tell you that Goodman Games has at least one module that has
been converted from 3.5E to 1st Edition, and that it's going to be
reprinted soon.

I can also say that the DCC world-setting, The Known World, is pretty
fantastic and touches all the right bases for that 1st Ed-flavor.

I also started on the Red Box, and Rahasia was the first module I ever
played (darn that water weird!).

For more info, you may try the Goodman Games forum:

http://www.goodman-games.com/forums/

There are threads dedicated to a lot of the topics you're discussing
in your email.

Hope this helps,

A.

--- In Dungeon_Crawl_Classics@yahoogroups.com, "Mickael"
<lorenzofreestyle@...> wrote:
>
> Hello mates,
>
> I am Michael, 32 years old and playing D&D since I am 10.
>
> I started my adventures with the good old "Frank Mentzer 1983's Red
> box", and played after with either the first and second AD&D
> editions..
>
> I am a DM since I am 12 and played also various RPG and lately the
> 3rd edition of D&D..
>
> I found the new system very complete but also very technical, my
> players and I did not enjoyed it as we prefer quick fights, less dice
> rolls and more fun, more roleplaying...and less "miniatures"
> or "squirmish" stuff..
>
> Meanwhile, I was pondering how to recover the good old spirit of
> basic D&D.
>
> So I took the decision to unearth my old boxes of D&D and play the
> old modules.. like "Rahasia" or "the lost city"..
>
> I am still fascinated by Elmore and Easley early artworks in the old
> D&D rule books and modules.
>
> I am pondering about switching my campaign from the FR to the DCC
> world, is there anyone here who made the same statements about a
> return to 1st edition rules ? and about a switch to the DCC world ?
> So I would feel less lonely ^^
> Thank you.
>

I started where you did. A couple of suggestions (apologies in advance
for spamming the list):
1. Visit www.dragonsfoot.org, you will have foudn a new home ;-).
2. Check out Castles and Crusades. For some (myself included) it is a
balance of early editions with some of the 3.5 stuff in it - but not
heavy like 3.5. And Goodman has modules for C&C. (Disclaimer, there
are reports of C&C being difficult to get in Europe except mail-order
from Troll Lord Games, the producers. If you're in Europe, count on
several weeks before you can get a copy).

3. YES, check out The Known World. It's good stuff.

Regards,
Don.

> --- In Dungeon_Crawl_Classics@yahoogroups.com, "Mickael"
> <lorenzofreestyle@> wrote:
> >
> > Hello mates,
> >
> > I am Michael, 32 years old and playing D&D since I am 10.
> >
> > I started my adventures with the good old "Frank Mentzer 1983's Red
> > box", and played after with either the first and second AD&D
> > editions..
> >
> > I am a DM since I am 12 and played also various RPG and lately the
> > 3rd edition of D&D..
> >
> > I found the new system very complete but also very technical, my
> > players and I did not enjoyed it as we prefer quick fights, less dice
> > rolls and more fun, more roleplaying...and less "miniatures"
> > or "squirmish" stuff..
> >
> > Meanwhile, I was pondering how to recover the good old spirit of
> > basic D&D.
> >
> > So I took the decision to unearth my old boxes of D&D and play the
> > old modules.. like "Rahasia" or "the lost city"..
> >
> > I am still fascinated by Elmore and Easley early artworks in the old
> > D&D rule books and modules.
> >
> > I am pondering about switching my campaign from the FR to the DCC
> > world, is there anyone here who made the same statements about a
> > return to 1st edition rules ? and about a switch to the DCC world ?
> > So I would feel less lonely ^^
> > Thank you.
> >
>

Hello mates,

 

would you all be able to tell us your favorite(s) basic D&D module ?

.

My two favorite were B4 The Lost City and S2 White Plume Mountain.

Lost City, IMO, was a good module with a lot of good material for
beginning gamers.  This was probably the first module i ever played.

White Plume Mountain, while not a very good adventure, was also an
early purchase of mine and left a strong impression on me.  I believe
it had more to do with the fantastic nature of some of the features
of that adventure (kyaking in a floating river, a room with a
menagerie of monsters, etc) than the actual story.

Dan

--- In Dungeon_Crawl_Classics@yahoogroups.com, Lorenzo Freestyle
<lorenzofreestyle@...> wrote:
>
> Hello mates,
>
>   would you all be able to tell us your favorite(s) basic D&D
module ?
>
>   Mine are Rahasia and the Lost city...
>
>   Because both have many roleplaying hints, Rahasia is first
because of Easley art wich is with Elmore may favorite D&D art.
>
>   Your answers might help some of us buy at ebay their missing
modules.. and enjoy playing them..also it might help the current DCC
designers know a slight more what other players  enjoyed in old style
modules.. even if I am prettysure they already did figured out that
according to the quality of DCC modules...^^
>
> oscodadon <don@...> wrote:
>           I started where you did. A couple of suggestions
(apologies in advance
> for spamming the list):
> 1. Visit www.dragonsfoot.org, you will have foudn a new home ;-).
> 2. Check out Castles and Crusades. For some (myself included) it is
a
> balance of early editions with some of the 3.5 stuff in it - but not
> heavy like 3.5. And Goodman has modules for C&C. (Disclaimer, there
> are reports of C&C being difficult to get in Europe except mail-
order
> from Troll Lord Games, the producers. If you're in Europe, count on
> several weeks before you can get a copy).
>
> 3. YES, check out The Known World. It's good stuff.
>
> Regards,
> Don.
>
> > --- In Dungeon_Crawl_Classics@yahoogroups.com, "Mickael"
> > <lorenzofreestyle@> wrote:
> > >
> > > Hello mates,
> > >
> > > I am Michael, 32 years old and playing D&D since I am 10.
> > >
> > > I started my adventures with the good old "Frank Mentzer 1983's
Red
> > > box", and played after with either the first and second AD&D
> > > editions..
> > >
> > > I am a DM since I am 12 and played also various RPG and lately
the
> > > 3rd edition of D&D..
> > >
> > > I found the new system very complete but also very technical,
my
> > > players and I did not enjoyed it as we prefer quick fights,
less dice
> > > rolls and more fun, more roleplaying...and less "miniatures"
> > > or "squirmish" stuff..
> > >
> > > Meanwhile, I was pondering how to recover the good old spirit
of
> > > basic D&D.
> > >
> > > So I took the decision to unearth my old boxes of D&D and play
the
> > > old modules.. like "Rahasia" or "the lost city"..
> > >
> > > I am still fascinated by Elmore and Easley early artworks in
the old
> > > D&D rule books and modules.
> > >
> > > I am pondering about switching my campaign from the FR to the
DCC
> > > world, is there anyone here who made the same statements about
a
> > > return to 1st edition rules ? and about a switch to the DCC
world ?
> > > So I would feel less lonely ^^
> > > Thank you.
> > >
> >
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Hi dungeoneers,

just a simple question, what is in your opinion the best D&D campaign
world ?

Hi dungeoneers,

just a simple question, what is in your opinion the best D&D campaign
world ?

Forgotten Realms and/or Greyhawk

Mickael <lorenzofreestyle@yahoo.com> wrote:

Hi dungeoneers,

just a simple question, what is in your opinion the best D&D campaign
world ?

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2nd B3, Palace of the Silver Princess.  Completely contained, easy to
drop in anywhere, very challenging.  From the DM perspective it had a
great map and was one of the first to include readable "text" boxes.

--- In Dungeon_Crawl_Classics@yahoogroups.com, ken mccutchen
<kenwig@...> wrote:
>
> My favorite old school module would be B3 Palace of the Silver
Princess.  However, B4 The Lost City is a close second.
>
> Lorenzo Freestyle <lorenzofreestyle@...> wrote:            Hello
mates,
>
>   would you all be able to tell us your favorite(s) basic D&D
module ?
>
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Does the Known Realms use the standard D&D Pantheon?  I.E. Deities,
classes, etc.  Or does it throw in a bunch of differences?

I really like to stick to the basics that my friends have in their
3.0 & 3.5 PHB so they don't have to purchase or figure out a bunch of
new things.  We're all parents with jobs, got enough going on already.

I'm interested to hear recommendations of campaign settings that meet
that criteria.  We use what's essentially Greyhawk, even though I
don't have any of the greyhawk materials (if someone can tell me what
those are I'd be interested.  Is that just the living gazette doc?)


--- In Dungeon_Crawl_Classics@yahoogroups.com, ken mccutchen
<kenwig@...> wrote:
>
> Check out DCC#35 Gazetteer of the Known Realms.  I picked it up at
GenCon and I'm loving it.  I'm personally switching from Eberron to
the Known Realms for my regular campaign setting.
>
> John Carroll <txcboy36@...> wrote:          Forgotten Realms and/or
Greyhawk
>
> Mickael <lorenzofreestyle@...> wrote:       Hi dungeoneers,
>
> just a simple question, what is in your opinion the best D&D
campaign
> world ?
>
>
>
>
>
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--- In Dungeon_Crawl_Classics@yahoogroups.com, "Mickael"
<lorenzofreestyle@...> wrote:
>
> Hi dungeoneers,
>
> just a simple question, what is in your opinion the best D&D campaign
> world ?
>
I like Greyhawk, specifically the 1983 boxed set, the best.  It simply
fits my style of DMing best by giving me infrastructure to build on,
rather than burying me with a ton of details that I'll never use or
have to extensively modify anyway.

I liken '83 GH to a sandbox of your own with nice sturdy walls, a
comfy seat, some shovels, a bucket of water, and a ton of sand.  Other
campaign settings are like playing in someone else's sandbox, but
there is a big sandcastle there already, and you end up with a few
corners to build in. Plus, you never know when the owner of the
sandbox is going to come in, knock your stuff over, and add on to the
orignal castle on top of what was your space.

Of course, you can go the pre-fab detailed route with Greyhawk as
well, with all of the 2e supplements and LG stuff.  So, yeah, Greyhawk
in that regard.

Having said that, I'll happily mine FR, Mystara, old-school or
Necromancer's Judges Guild material, and Blackmoor for ideas and
material, once in a great while.  I'm also eagerly awaiting the
release of DCC #35 in pdf format.

Blackmoor was my first published D&D campaign of choice.  However, I
was also fond of the Hollow World series.

For Non-canon D&D I was a big fan of the Haven City series from
Gamelords.

Dan

--- In Dungeon_Crawl_Classics@yahoogroups.com, "Mickael"
<lorenzofreestyle@...> wrote:
>
> Hi dungeoneers,
>
> just a simple question, what is in your opinion the best D&D
campaign
> world ?
>

Does the Known Realms use the standard D&D Pantheon? I.E. Deities,
classes, etc. Or does it throw in a bunch of differences?

.

--- In Dungeon_Crawl_Classics@yahoogroups.com, "Daniel J. Lawall"
<Dlawall@...> wrote:
>
> My two favorite were B4 The Lost City and S2 White Plume Mountain.
>
> Lost City, IMO, was a good module with a lot of good material for
> beginning gamers.  This was probably the first module i ever played.
>
> White Plume Mountain, while not a very good adventure, was also an
> early purchase of mine and left a strong impression on me.  I believe
> it had more to do with the fantastic nature of some of the features
> of that adventure (kyaking in a floating river, a room with a
> menagerie of monsters, etc) than the actual story.
>
> Dan
>
> --- In Dungeon_Crawl_Classics@yahoogroups.com, Lorenzo Freestyle
> <lorenzofreestyle@> wrote:
> >
> > Hello mates,
> >
> >   would you all be able to tell us your favorite(s) basic D&D
> module ?
> >
> >   Mine are Rahasia and the Lost city...
> >
> >   Because both have many roleplaying hints, Rahasia is first
> because of Easley art wich is with Elmore may favorite D&D art.
> >
> >   Your answers might help some of us buy at ebay their missing
> modules.. and enjoy playing them..also it might help the current DCC
> designers know a slight more what other players  enjoyed in old style
> modules.. even if I am prettysure they already did figured out that
> according to the quality of DCC modules...^^
> >
> > oscodadon <don@> wrote:
> >           I started where you did. A couple of suggestions
> (apologies in advance
> > for spamming the list):
> > 1. Visit www.dragonsfoot.org, you will have foudn a new home ;-).
> > 2. Check out Castles and Crusades. For some (myself included) it is
> a
> > balance of early editions with some of the 3.5 stuff in it - but not
> > heavy like 3.5. And Goodman has modules for C&C. (Disclaimer, there
> > are reports of C&C being difficult to get in Europe except mail-
> order
> > from Troll Lord Games, the producers. If you're in Europe, count on
> > several weeks before you can get a copy).
> >
> > 3. YES, check out The Known World. It's good stuff.
> >
> > Regards,
> > Don.
> >
> > > --- In Dungeon_Crawl_Classics@yahoogroups.com, "Mickael"
> > > <lorenzofreestyle@> wrote:
> > > >
> > > > Hello mates,
> > > >
> > > > I am Michael, 32 years old and playing D&D since I am 10.
> > > >
> > > > I started my adventures with the good old "Frank Mentzer 1983's
> Red
> > > > box", and played after with either the first and second AD&D
> > > > editions..
> > > >
> > > > I am a DM since I am 12 and played also various RPG and lately
> the
> > > > 3rd edition of D&D..
> > > >
> > > > I found the new system very complete but also very technical,
> my
> > > > players and I did not enjoyed it as we prefer quick fights,
> less dice
> > > > rolls and more fun, more roleplaying...and less "miniatures"
> > > > or "squirmish" stuff..
> > > >
> > > > Meanwhile, I was pondering how to recover the good old spirit
> of
> > > > basic D&D.
> > > >
> > > > So I took the decision to unearth my old boxes of D&D and play
> the
> > > > old modules.. like "Rahasia" or "the lost city"..
> > > >
> > > > I am still fascinated by Elmore and Easley early artworks in
> the old
> > > > D&D rule books and modules.
> > > >
> > > > I am pondering about switching my campaign from the FR to the
> DCC
> > > > world, is there anyone here who made the same statements about
> a
> > > > return to 1st edition rules ? and about a switch to the DCC
> world ?
> > > > So I would feel less lonely ^^
> > > > Thank you.
> > > >
> > >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > ---------------------------------
> > Do you Yahoo!?
> >  Get on board. You're invited to try the new Yahoo! Mail.
> >
>

Dungeon Crawl Classics #35: Gazetteer of the Known Realms is avaliable
now!  Brick and mortar stores are supposed to have it 10/16 and the
PDF version is now available at:

http://www.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?products_id=7814&SRC=FrontPage

You can check out the Goodman site for some info and three previews:
http://www.goodman-games.com/5034preview.php

A limited supply of DCC World Maps are available from DCC #35:
Gazetteer of the Known Realms. They are available at the Goodman Games
online store!

http://www.goodman-games.com/store.php

Judges Guild Modules - Goodman Games announced that they will be
publishing updated versions of classic Judges Guild modules! Starting
with Thieves of Fortress Badabaskor in January, they'll bring back
some of the best fantasy adventures ever published.

Here is the press release:
http://www.goodman-games.com/pr11-08-06.php

I am very exited about the news!  I'm a big Judges Guild fan and the
combination of JG and Goodman is awesome!!!!