My Inner Geek's page

As Paizo looks at dates and locations for 2012, I hope they can avoid June 21-23rd when Bellevue/Seattle hosts the AHA National Homebrewers Conference. About 2000 homebrewers are expected to attend. I would hate to miss either one.

Now thru January 7, 2010, DriveThruRPG has the pdf for $10!

Just finished Michael Crichton's Pirate Latitudes. Quick, fun, and did I mention... Pirates!

DriveThru RPG has the pdf for $40.

link

http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/product_info.php?products_id=50045{1}1

Not many posts. Either most of you have great relationship skills, or you don't have roommates.

Or the memories are just too painful to revisit. ;-)

goblins, kobolds, trolls

I like the idea of a module or a couple of linked modules set in an area of Golarian that has not yet been developed. Places with interesting climate or unique features also help the flavor of the module.

I have Ravenloft I6, see link,
sitting next to my computer, so I could not help but comment on the "adaptive re-use" of the front and back cover.

To me it still comes closer to plagiarizing the original more than it is "inspired by" the original.

Just my opinion - and it seems to be the minority here - so carry on.

Love the nostalgic cover feel. Nice play on the AD&D title!

I had a completely different impression: It can be fun to have an old-school feel, but this module looks like a complete graphic design rip-off of an AD&D module. Sorry to be so blunt, but you have a creative module - I would like to see you make it your own by using your own layout, map style, fonts, and overall design.

I have been a faithful user of TOS (the version prior to TOS+) for many years. Works great. I plan on purchasing the PRPG version soon.

Thanks for the reminder about this stuff. I just grabbed a bunch of things while they are still available.