Goodman Games

Mr. Stroh,

Congrats on writing two of the new modules. I'm curious: do you know why GG continued the module number schema instead of starting at #1?

At some point we hope to convert all 50 previous adventures to the latest edition of Dungeons and Dragons. Madness, but that's what editors like Blackdirge are for.

//H

You may want to double-check that with Joseph if what Lisa over at Paizo states is true.

Here I have to note that *none* of us have seen the license yet.

Why did we not begin renumbering? Because we hope to convert past DCCs to 4e.

Will that be possible? Don't know until we see the license.

It will be an interesting time, for sure, once this all shakes out.

//H

Based on WotC's statements on what appears to be in the GSL, it sounds like you would need to remove all the DCC that are not GSL as soon as the first one is released. Then you could release them as they are converted.

If that actually holds true, then all of us looking for DCC released under a different license would have until the first GSL DCC was released to pick up stuff we like.

IF this turns out to be correct, it looks like we will have until October 1st to pick up older stuff. Or perhaps a little later, if the new DCCs aren't ready for release before then.

What's the proverb? May you live in interesting times....

At issue is the D20 logo. All products that use that must be liquidated. Now a publisher could have stickers printed up that block the d20 logo, thus replacing it on stock, and making the product perfectly sellable past the d20 liquidation date. However, that may be a big pain in the $$s and in the end not worth the money. Liquidation of previous stock is where it is at.

I've already posted asking Mr. Goodman when's the GG massive sale. Sorry, but 20% just doesn't cut it.

I really hope that you will be able to produce 4th edition material for GenCon, because WotC people said that they want third party release only for october this year to be sure that people would have enough time to produce quality material for their game.

I hoped that I could get my hands on some books during GenCon (and run some modules )

Hyb'

Looking at those covers really drives home that it's an end of an era. Not that they look bad, just a completely different vibe that the previous DCCs had. These actually look a lot like Pathfinder modules from Paizo (especially ironic given they are sticking with 3.x)

Hopefully I can snap up all the 3.x DCCs I don't have before they are gone for good, especially Whiterock.

I would have gone with the look of the Basic D&D "B" series modules like Horror on the Hill. Very cool and sticks with the Dungeon Crawl Classics theme.