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Author: Allan Sugarbaker

Mongoose proceeding with due speed

April 1, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker D20, Dungeons & Dragons, Roleplaying Games One comment

I’m thinking maybe they should change the company name to Monsoon Publishing, or something else that equally conveys the rapid publishing pace Mongoose has managed to build up to. Don’t get me wrong: I like having more products I can select from. During the heyday of TSR, I bought far

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The Forge enters terrible twos

April 1, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker Roleplaying Games

Clinton R. Nixon from over at The Forge just dropped us a line with this special announcement. Normally, I’d give you the abridged version, but for this special occasion, I’ll let his words speak for themselves: The Forge, a community website for the promotion and creation of creator-owned role-playing games,

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Bad Axe 2003 releases announced

March 31, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker D20, Dungeons & Dragons, Roleplaying Games

Bad Axe Games has just posted their release schedule for the rest of 2003, which is filled to the brim with d20 goodness. In June, the Heroes of High Favor d20 series will complete its goal of providing a sourcebook for each of the most popular race/class combinations. Heroes of

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Green Ronin GTS recap

March 26, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker Card Games, D20, Dungeons & Dragons, Industry, Roleplaying Games

Green Ronin had to wait quite a while to make their presentation at GTS, being part of the Tuesday night dinner that included Wizard Entertainment, the Origins Awards nominations, and Games Workshop. But once Chris Pramas was finally able to take the podium, the GR gospel was spread. Some copies

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GURPS Faerie and other playtests

March 25, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker Card Games, Roleplaying Games

For those who enjoy getting an early peek at stuff, Steve Jackson Games has announced three more playtests you could get in on. The long-awaited GURPS Faerie, by Graeme Davis, is now in playtest on Pyramid, as is GURPS Covert Ops by William H. Stoddard and Hans-Christian Vortisch. Last but

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Last links of Chainmail

March 24, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker Miniatures Games

For those of you who didn’t get your fill of Chainmail, you should head over to SVGames. We’ve heard they have a on the individual figures and boxed sets. Grab ’em while you can. Word.

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Chaosium cultists loose at GTS

March 20, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker Industry, Roleplaying Games

Chaosium was moderately high profile, despite all the recent rumors flying around (which feeds into their Latin motto, “All rumors are true”), having a decent sized booth in the third exhibit hall and a big ad on the show bag. Arkham, the latest Cthulhu supplement, is shipping now, complete with

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Shadowrun Duels tournament thoughts

March 20, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker Industry, Miniatures Games, Playtest Reports

At the Tuesday dinner presentation, we got details on some of WizKids‘ plans for the coming year. A humorous promo movie on Creepy Freaks, a number of HeroClix, MechWarrior and MageKnight expansion announcements, and it was on to what everyone really wanted to dive into: a tournament of Shadowrun Duels.

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Superlink for Supers RPG

March 13, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker D20, Industry, Roleplaying Games 8 comments

Green Ronin has created a license for its Mutants & Masterminds RPG, in addition to the Open Gaming License it was released under. This new license, called M&M Superlink, is for non-Green Ronin products that are compatible with Mutants & Masterminds. Any new creations will have to be checked by

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Troll Lord to publish Necromancer Games products

March 12, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker D20, Dungeons & Dragons, Industry, Roleplaying Games 5 comments

The current big d20 news is that Troll Lord Games and Necromancer Games announced a joint publishing venture. Starting in June, Troll Lord will begin publishing d20 products for Necromancer, increasing Necromancer’s product flow and adding to what’s already being published by Sword and Sorcery. The first such product will

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Green Ronin goes mental

March 11, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker D20, Dungeons & Dragons, Roleplaying Games

Green Ronin has just added two psionic-related d20 supplements to their product schedule for the summer. Monsters of the Mind will present 64 pages of psionic beasties written by Kevin Brennan, James Maliszewski, Morgan Peer, and Tracey Peer. More than 50 creatures will crawl out of the book, along with

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OgreCave Interview: The Inner Circle

March 7, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker D20, Dungeons & Dragons, Industry, Roleplaying Games

Crikey! Joe’s cornered the rare and elusive Inner Circle, a D20 company with a violet outer coat. Isn’t it gorgeous? Watch as Joe asks it a few questions. Careful now, Joe!

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Babylon 5 Sneak Preview

March 4, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker D20, Roleplaying Games

The guys at Mongoose have given up a little info about the upcoming Babylon 5 RPG in their latest press release (click “Read more” below to see it). Sounds like they intend to cover everything, from Mars terrorist organizations to the Dilgar War to creating jump points. Stats for all

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New Review: Book of More Flesh

February 28, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker Reviews, Roleplaying Games

Merwin was so moved by Eden Studios‘ zombie fiction anthology, The Book of More Flesh, that he composed OgreCave’s first song. Yeah, you heard me. Sing along! Just follow the bouncing corpse. Don’t let it bite you, though.

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Check yer d20, Mister?

February 28, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker D20, Dungeons & Dragons, Roleplaying Games

The folks over at The Game Mechanics have just released a second d20 resource, Staves of Ascendance. Written by Rich Redman (Savage Species, d20 Modern, Monster Manual II), the supplement shows players and GMs how a mystical staff or rod can be the stuff of legends. Twelve powerful tools that

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