on 1/27/03 4:15 PM, Jonathan M. Thompson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I know that I have a whole shelf full of d20 products and only one of > them is mine. I buy a lot of stuff to see "how someone else did it" > and if I like the way they did it, or think they did a better job than > I (like Tattoo Magic in R&R) I reuse it.
I can't help myself, I buy most of the stuff that comes out. Luckily, I get a great discount through an online vendor. So, in spite of the current issue, Matt, I'm probably one of your best customers :) I finally had to consciously choose not to purchase certain lines (like Kingdoms of Kalamar and the Slaine RPG and a few others) just so I could continue with the more generic lines (Slayer's Guides, Quintessential, Master Class, everything by Atlas, etc. -- If I haven't mentioned a company's line, don't worry, I probably buy it). I like comparing what different companies do too. I kept looking for the best shaman out there, first picking the one in Deadlands d20 but eventually settling on the Green Ronin Master Class. I especially liked what they did with the spirit template. I had done my own in the Netbook of Creatures but they went a step further with the Materialize ability. I based my own shaman on our old Runequest game, where shamen could get any spell they wanted, but I haven't seen that anywhere else. Becky Glenn Netbook of Classes _______________________________________________ Ogf-l mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.opengamingfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/ogf-l
