Howdy,

After more than a few starts and stops and re-starts (and... well, you get the idea ), the new web pages are finally on their way! Look for things to slowly change over the upcoming weeks as we tweak things here and there and additional artwork arrives.

These forums are going to stay mostly unchanged, but the downloads section is going bye-bye and replaced by the Freebies page from any of the pages off of the main non-forum site.

Tom

Greetings All,

the Boardgamenews site has a video review of Gnome Crystals. The link is listed below.

http://www.boardgamenews.com/index.php/boa...gnome_crystals/

File Name Rules of Wor™ Character Sheet
Author WorBlade
Category Rules of Wor™ d20 Support
Description

We have a new download catagory where we will be putting our free suport for d20 campaigns. The material is designed for our Rules of Wor™ OGL rules but can be used with just about any d20 campaign.

The Rules of Wor™ d20 character sheet can be used in 2 or 4 page depending on how much you need to record. It functions for non RoW d20 characters as well. Permission to copy is granted for personal use. This is the same sheet included in the Rules of Wor™ OGL rule book.
Updated Mon, Aug 6 2007 5:21 pm

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Coming soon to a convention and game store near you soon - the Art of Wor ™ Adventure Art Packs!

Each has 6 professional, glossy color prints in full letter page size with a background, unique magic item, fantasy d20 based character sheet, and an adventure scenario. Used as PCs, NPCs, or other role play purposes there is a lot of imaginative adventure crammed into every pack.

Elvish Women and Human Women are the first two packs. Elvish Men and Human men follow quickly there-after. Many more themed art packs are on the way as well.

We hope to have some sample are up in the newsletter section fairly soon.

Dave "Worblade" Wainio

Greetings all,

The Pulp Gamer web site posted a POD cast audio review of Elvish Checkers. The link is below (you can find their other audio clips as well).


http://www.pulpgamer.com/2007/03/10/inside...lvish-checkers/