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| #1knightsfyreJun 23, 2008 18:39:15 | I was pondering the list of upcoming 4th Ed-related products when my mind jumped the track and I got wondering about what kind of books a publishing house within the D&D world might publish. Here's what I've come up with so far: ================== Current selections from the Bards & Nobles Books publications catalog: "The Adventurers" series (vocational and self-improvement books for heroes)
New in our "Travel and Tourism" section:
Still available:
This month's Children's Literature selections:
And the newest title from Orcus' Book Club: "The Secret" (released in association with the Church of Vecna) ================== >> Anyone else have titles to add to the catalog? |
| #2TiberienJun 23, 2008 23:58:38 | On the magazine rack: 1. Lorien House - Artistic portraits of the elven body. With "articles" for the sophisticated reader. 2. Earth - a collection of articles and adventures for the players of SRPG's (Scientific Role Playing Games) 3. Better Castles and Dungeons - a home improvement monthly 4. Rage: High Fashion for Tieflings 5. Srying - Because inquiring minds want to know In Linguistics: 1. Orcish for Dummies 2. A Travelers Guide to Infernal Non-Fiction 1. How to cook four hundred humans. A stone giant's guide to better cuisine. (thanks to the Simpsons for inspiration) 2. Greywolf's Guide to Military Hardware 3. Better BBQ'ing with friends. A Dragon's guide to the best feeding locations and recipes. Fiction 1. Bigby goes to the Faire (Children's) 2. The Incubus (Romance) |
| #3pigknightJun 24, 2008 15:49:18 | On the "magazine" rack (two jokes in 1 sentece): -Playelf (We all know people read it for the articles) -Tent-house ('cause all adventurer's use tents) |