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The Sources for All Our Play:
| Wizards of the Coast
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The guys who started it all...well,
after they bought up TSR, who gave us the wonderful little game
called Dungeons & Dragons. Besides the core rulebooks, these
are also playable tomes in Lorenvale:
Manual of the Planes, Deities &
Demigods, Sword & Fist, Tome & Blood, Defenders of the Faith, Song &
Silence, Masters of the Wild, Monster Manual II, Fiend Folio, Epic
Level Handbook, Psionics Handbook, Oriental Adventures, Stronghold
Builder's Handbook, Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting, Magic of
Faerūn. |
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| Alderac Entertainment Group (AEG)
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I should work
for these guys. No sooner did I think I had an original idea
than AEG printed it. Publications by AEG that are playable in
Lorenvale: Mercenaries, Magic. |
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| Sword & Sorcery
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The Scarred
Lands campaign setting is great! I haven't actually used the
material as a separate world--my plans are to populate some other
continent of Oerth with this setting, but that hasn't happened just
yet. Publications by Sword & Sorcery that are playable in
Lorenvale: Relics & Rituals (I & II), Creature Collection (I, II
& III). |
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| Reaper Miniatures
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In our humble
estimation, quite possibly the best producers of fantasy miniatures
available...period. We shop nowhere else, and have yet to play
a character without a suitable figurine representing him. |
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| Monte Cook (Malhavoc)
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Mr. Cook
fascinates me with his amazing imagination. Not only was he
instrumental in designing a whole new version of D&D, but then he up
and crafts his own set of rules. Amazing. We
don't use any of his books, though. |
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| Bastion Press
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Just the right
folks for designing a niche product that addresses a specific need.
Publications by Bastion Press that are playable in Lorenvale:
Alchemy & Herbalists, Pale Designs: A Poisoner's Handbook. |
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| Fantasy Flight Games
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Another
wonderful niche producer, and another group that I could work for.
Publications by Fantasy Flight Games that are playable in Lorenvale:
Spells & Spellcraft, Traps & Treachery (I & II). |
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There are others publishers, of course,
who have provided other ideas, and here's a tip o' the hat to them, too.
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