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New review: Twilight of Atlantis

September 8, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker D20, Dungeons & Dragons, Reviews, Roleplaying Games

Matthew gives us a look at another cheesecake-wrapped d20 supplement from Avalanche Press, and doesn’t seem to have been impressed by this one. In fact, his review of Twilight of Atlantis points out everything the book should have included, but didn’t. Sad, really.

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The Hasbro meltdown begins: content restrictions added to D20 license

September 8, 2003 Mike Sugarbaker Uncategorized 19 comments

It took a while, but Wizards of the Coast’s corporate masters are finally setting about ruining a perfectly good product. The full scoop is available on that there GR page, featuring an eloquent anonymously-posted comment signed “Ryan Dancey.” The relevant chunk of the revised D20 STL is included below –

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Anne Rice is pretty sexy for a big red marshmallow

September 8, 2003 Mike Sugarbaker Industry

Penny Arcade weighs in on the White Wolf vs. Sony suit today. The comic distorts things a lot, but the news post is balanced and entertaining – that’s just how they do up in the P.A. They have also “secured” a copy of the legal filing as a PDF (from

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The werewolves are like Spider-Man. There’s no infrin… um… oops

September 5, 2003 Mike Sugarbaker Industry, LARP, Roleplaying Games 36 comments

I don’t actually know Gothic literature well enough to say whether the World of Darkness’ feud between vamps and werewolves is original. Nor have any of us seen the list that WW claims it has, the list of “60 points of unique similarity” between WoD material and the upcoming Kate

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It has ‘synergy’ in the title but it isn’t a business game – how refreshing

September 4, 2003 Mike Sugarbaker Card Games

I saw Strange Synergy on the shelves last week and thought, that’s… uh… strange; why didn’t I see any hype about this? In case you’re in the same boat as I was, the idea is superhero combat, with teams of superheroes drawn from no fewer than 100 power cards. Sounds

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WarCraft RPG to add war in upcoming supplement

September 2, 2003 Mike Sugarbaker Computer and Console Games, D20, Roleplaying Games 6 comments

The anonymous comment at the end of this review of Sword and Sorcery’s WarCraft RPG claims that the mass combat system in the upcoming/available-now-if-you-like-PDFs Malhavoc book Cry Havoc will be included in a future WarCraft supplement. That’s pretty much rumor, and should be treated as such. Presumably, there will eventually

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Mage Knight ad infinitum

September 2, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker Miniatures Games

If you haven’t seen this yet, and you’re a collectible minis game player, you should have a look. If you’re not a CMG player, you should still have a look. essay bank Damn funny.

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Not Shy about Ronin Arts

September 2, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker Roleplaying Games

I can’t improve much on how Phil Reed tells it, so I’ll just repost his email: Christopher Shy, the artist for such beautiful products as D20 Call of Cthulhu, Urban Arcana, and Forgotten Realms: City of the Spider Queen has released World of Ronin Arts: Character Portfolio One, a collection

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CyberNet thrown on industry by Mongoose

September 2, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker D20

The collection of companies with openly licenced games grows ever larger. Mongoose has announced its upcoming D20 CyberNet core rulebook, due in October, will be released under the Open Game Licence, and that other publishers can contact Mongoose to be allowed to start using CyberNet in their own publications. As

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Living Room plans Street Fighter, other CAPCOM RPGs

August 29, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker Computer and Console Games, Roleplaying Games 8 comments

As you can see from the full press release below, Living Room Games has snagged the license to put out tabletop RPGs based on some of the classic CAPCOM video games. This means that sometime next year, we’ll start seeing RPGs for Street Fighter, Darkstalkers, Final Fight, and Rival Schools.

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The shadows are coming

August 29, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker D20

The jumpgate is open and the Babylon 5 products are starting to flow out. Mongoose says the first season book, The Coming of Shadows, should be reaching stores in a week or so. While this first season book seems to be focused on Season Two, you’ll meet and greet the

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Malhavoc pulls up a chair

August 28, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker D20, Dungeons & Dragons, Roleplaying Games 5 comments

Hot off his win as Best Publisher at the ENnies, Monte Cook and Malhavoc Press have created quite a buzz with the alternate Player’s Handbook Arcana Unearthed. With a lion-humanoid PC race, a different selection of classes and magic, and a reorganization of D&D’s basic assumptions as a whole, it

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Still time to enter OgreCave’s P3 contest

August 28, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker Contests

Just a couple days left to enter our P3 contest, where you can win every d20 supplement Phil Reed currently has to offer. That’s right, every single one. Wait… no, just the 30+ PDF products he’s offering at his site, we’re not offering up his entire personal library. You can’t

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Everyone likes mathematical simulation-based art when it has zombies

August 28, 2003 Mike Sugarbaker Computer and Console Games

This would make an awfully nice screensaver for an All Flesh fan. (You know, I think the real experiment here is to see how fast this link has spread around the Internet. I’m off to eat some yummy brains now. Bye!)

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Indy HeroClix preview sale at DragonCon

August 27, 2003 Allan Sugarbaker Miniatures Games

You’ve only got one day left to wait for Indy HeroClix. Well, one day left if you’re going to DragonCon in Atlanta, that is. A limited stash of the new CMG addiction will be available from WizKids at the con, so if you plan to be there, get your starter

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