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Author: Allan Sugarbaker

Rumor Confirmed: Dungeoneer at Atlas

July 10, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker Card Games

Atlas Games has just confirmed the rumor we reported a month ago, stating that Dungeoneer will indeed be published by Atlas from now on. The game was transferred to Atlas from Citizen Games, which admitted a lack of funds was making the proper support of Dungeoneer impossible. The sold-out dungeon-delving

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Everything's Getting GOO-ey

July 10, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker D20, Industry, Roleplaying Games

As Mike reported at Origins, Big Eyes, Small Mouth d20 was released upon an unsuspecting world, and all of the rules content is Open Gaming Content. Now has taken the extra step of creating a BESM d20 System Reference Document, taking those three special little initials (SRD) and making them

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Babylon 5 Previews Build Anticipation

July 8, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker D20

Now that the Babylon 5 RPG is fully operational (read: shipping to stores), Mongoose Publishing has multiple preview downloads available on the B5 section of the company’s website. Currently, three preview downloads are available, including the official character sheet. I’m waiting. Gimme, gimme, gimme.

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GenCon Indy Chat at WotC Site

July 8, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker Conventions, Industry

You’ve got less than half an hour to get to the Wizards.community chat on GenCon Indianapolis with Mr GenCon himself, Peter Adkison. The chat’s today at 5pm PST, so if you don’t already have a password at the WotC community section, you may be out of luck today (it can

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Mongoose Plans for GenCon ’03

July 4, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker Conventions, D20, Dungeons & Dragons, Roleplaying Games

Mongoose Publishing‘s Matthew Sprange sent out a notice to the company mailing list which showed just how evil he can be when he wants to. Sure, the email let us know that the Babylon 5 RPG will be there in case we don’t have it already, and that several other

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Roleplaying Tips Weekly #179

July 4, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker Roleplaying Games

The latest issue of Roleplaying Tips Weekly features a guide to player types, a popular theme that comes up now and then in various forms. However, this list actually has useful suggestions on how to deal with those Munchkins, Power Gamers, Rules Lawyers and the like. Other than killing their

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ENnies Nominees Announced

July 1, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker D20, Dungeons & Dragons, Industry, Roleplaying Games

EN World has just posted the for this year’s ENnies (aka The 2nd Annual Gen Con EN World D20 System Awards). Voting will soon begin on the popular prize, and as with last year, the winners will be announced at GenCon. Notably absent from the nominees this year is Mystic

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OgreCave Review: Highthrone

June 27, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker D20, Dungeons & Dragons, Reviews, Roleplaying Games

Cedric’s survived his finals, and now that he can concentrate on more important matters, has sent in his review of Highthrone by Mongoose Publishing. What grade did he bestow upon the intriguing city supplement? I ain’t tellin’. Find out for yourself.

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Make an Elder God, Win a Kewpie Doll

June 24, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker Industry

Yog-Sothoth.com has announced a joint contest with Toy Vault, the folks who made all those stuffed Cthulhu toys. The challenge? Create your very own plush Cthulhu. Yep, Toy Vault wants to pick your brain for variant ideas on Cthulhu and company, and is offering up one of each Cthulhu plush

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OgreCave Interview: James Ernest

June 18, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker Interviews

Though a bit laid up with the latest tropical disease, I can still manage to post a new interview. This time we’ve put a few questions to James Ernest, founder and President of , and prolific game designer. Which of his numerous game designs gave him the most trouble? Read

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Free Adventure Posted for M&M

June 16, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker D20, Roleplaying Games

To start your superheroics off right this week, Green Ronin has decided to provide a free Mutants & Masterminds adventure. Steve Kenson’s “The Heist” introduces new characters to the world of crime fighting while saving the GM some work. The 6.4 MB PDF can be downloaded from this part of

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That Averages to About Five Cents Each

June 12, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker D20, Dungeons & Dragons, Roleplaying Games

Philip Reed has done it again: released a damn useful PDF for d20 gamers. This time, it’s 101 Divine Spell Components, a 33-page resource of all the nifty spellcasting ingredients GMs normally have to improvise, for a mere $4.95. This follows the example set by Phil’s earlier PDF product, 101

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Crocodile Crawling to GenCon Indy

June 12, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker Miniatures Games, Roleplaying Games

Crocodile Games, the company behind those excellent WarGods of Aegyptus miniatures, has announced their plans for GenCon Indy. There are sure to be previews of Crocodile’s upcoming WarGods of Olympus, as well as a party on Saturday night (I picture a really drunk guy screaming “Minis! WOOOOO!!”), matched only by

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Pinnacle Site Gets Facelift

June 11, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker Industry

Pinnacle’s got a new look & feel for its website this morning. PEG is giving away a free Lost Colony Showdown starter and booster to every online order of $50 or more, so take on those grapes and claim the land for your own… or at least figure out what

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Atlas Flips to Old Maps of Africa

June 11, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker Roleplaying Games

In other Atlas news, the company’s very first African-themed roleplaying sourcebook, South of the Sun, is available once more. The Ars Magica supplement was first published in 1991, long before the Nyambe expedition, and centered on the mythical kingdom of Prester John and its surroundings. From dream-sorcerers and demon-haunted hills

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