Mutants & Marvels in print!

Can't believe I forgot to mention this here...

The print edition of Mutants & Marvels is finally available!

Head on over and order a copy.  And as a bonus, if you haven't bought the PDF, it's free with the print edition purchase.

And as always, allow me a moment to beg for reviews.  If you buy it let me know what you think over at RPGNow/DriveThruRPG.  Regardless of your opinion (good, bad, or meh), I really want to know what you think.

End of an era...

So, we finally finished our D&D campaign that lasted 6+ years in real time. At the end of the final confrontation, the DM told us to level up, rounding us off at an even level 20 (just in case we decide to revisit these characters in a future campaign).

So, Ahnuld, the half-orc acolyte of Templarus, God of War, will settle into semi-retirement. He will entertain passers-by with tales of heroism, and espouse the virtues of his chosen deity. His God Sword will hang above the mantle in his prosperous blacksmith's shop, until the day comes when his strength and rage is needed once more.

And Ahnuld's ever-faithful companion (faithful through two resurrections), Artrous the Dark Elf Wizard, will return to his people, and hopefully reunite with his brothers. Together they will help rebuild the devastated Dark Elf realms, and bring the word of Templarus to the people of the Underdark.

Will Arty ever return to the surface, and rejoin his half-orc friend? The future only knows.

M&M 2.0 print is coming

I have worked with RPGNow's print division, and we think we fixed the issues I had found with the print version of M&M 2.0.  I've ordered another proof to be sure.

To that end, I am proposing a contest of sorts.  If you buy (or have bought) the game in PDF, and put up a review (good, bad, or meh) by June 19th, I will place your name in a hat.  On the 20th, I will draw a winner's name, and will mail my proof copy to that person, absolutely free!

How does that sound?