Yes, there have been development articles on Wizards.com, and people have been happily dissecting those, but I think they’re less coherent and less focused then what we say the last time around. I also think they’re doing a less then stellar job of explaining to people how/if their current D&D campaigns will work under 4E.

On another note are either of you going to gencon?

http://www.greenronin.com/store/grr1903/

That’s what we were talking about there.

Tom,
As it stands now, we are recording two shows on 2/17. One with Ken Hite at Dundracon, another one with Chris Pramas here at EndGame. Sorry for the long drought. Brian is buying a house, and I am remodeling mine, long with running the store. Been a hectic few weeks for us both, but these two shows promise to be really interesting. Look for at lest one of them super soon.

Regardless, expect to hear more about In a Wicked Age in the next show.

Great show again, even if it was long. I have Mechaton and it looks like a cool game, but I really think it needs to be revised because if you are not a war gamer, it is kind of unclear in parts (especially in the scaling and how much dice you need).

I just read Vincent’s other game: “In a Wicked Age,” and I can not wait to play it. I highly recommend it to people who like co-narrative games. It was the Sword and Sorcery game I had been waiting for.

Thanks again you two!

We kid Fred about the upcoming release of the Dresden Files rpg, but with love.

Thanks for listening!

http://www.dresdenfilesrpg.com/

Looks pretty exciting.

Thanks for another excellent show, I’ll keep listening.

Also, you have a great podcast. I only found it this week and with your frank discussion of both WotC and Days of Wonder, you now have a new regular listener. Amazing job!!