If there was ever a backlash against d20 gaming, I have just the system to counter the d20 blues: Poly-3. It uses d4s, d6s, d8s, d10s and even the lonely d12s with not a d20 in sight. But does anyone really care about a new system? I'm going to sum up the core task resolution system in this article. Comments welcome.

Not that I've been around very much at all the last month and a half, but as I'm going away on vacation for 2 weeks I felt I should say I won't be around much these next two weeks. Happy Holidays and wish me luck travelling with a one year old.

Well, the manuscript is still in progress but we have cover art. I understand that the original painting was on display at GenCon at Wayne Reynolds' table. Makes sense since he did paint it. Click read more below for the pic.

Well, can't make it to GenCon next week but as you can see. We will be there in spirit. Happy gaming to all who do attend. Click the read more button for a cute picture.

So, the website is now converted and hopefully fully functional. Let me know if you run into something that doesn't work. The conversion also included all the lastest bug patch for the software so hopefully we don't get hacked again anytime soon.

My web provider is shuffling around their filesystem so if anything weird happens over the next couple weeks don't worry about it. Once the transition is finished I'll post again to ask for you to let me know if there are broken links. But until then, don't worry about it.

It's that time of year again when we hope playerrs will show their appreciation to their GM's by buying our products. A special GM's Day bundle of all the Notebook Essentials is now available at RPGNow.com. Likewise, Joe's Book of Enchantment and Character Customization are on sale as well. Offer ends some time next week.

Yesterday, our adoption was finalized. He's now officially our little boy.

So we finally got word that we have be granted custody and can leave Indiana. Miles of course decides that 1-4am is a great time to play.

I'm sitting at a desk in a hotel on the north side of Indianapolis trying not to stare out the window. By the time I save this story, a kind lawyer will have walked up the steps outside the window carrying my son. More (the more link below actually), after he arrives.