Hey, guys. This thread is gonna serve pretty much the same purpose as Duke's. As he said, "right now, a lot of work is going on behind the scenes, dealing with all of the boring parts of getting a business up and running," which is why everything's been so darn quiet around here.

I must confess, I have been slacking off a bit, (the fact that I've gone back to college hasn't helped, but mostly it's 'cause I'm lazy), but here's what I'm looking to accomplish in the near future:
The Variants Handbook: Pretty much what Duke said. We've got the crunch pretty much all figured out, and now we're (about to be) busy playtesting and tweaking and layoutting.

The Ouroboros Mentality: The first adventure is written and is in the process of being playtested; the concept for the second adventure is nailed down pretty well, as is the rest of the arc, albeit in more general terms.

Instant Locations: Similar to Duke's Instant Encounters project, this is a bunch of premade, pre-populated locations for you to drop into your game. The first group of these will fit together to form a minicommunity of sorts, if you want to use them that way, but they'll also be usable just on their own. So the next time your PCs want to hit the local watering hole, you won't have to scramble to invent a name and an interesting cast of employees and customers - just send them to the Thirsty Giant, owned and operated by the Maevisson family.

Well, I've finally started actually writing the 2nd adventure for TOM. I'll be posting more about it in the TOM thread, but here's a look at the nifty header image we're using for the adventures... or there will be when I can get the image to upload.

Hi guys! Sorry I haven't posted in so long, but my new other job is eating up a whole lot of my time.

Yay! The rough draft for The One-Eyed Kingpin is (nearly) complete. And here are those header images I promised.

Alas, progress on the One-Eyed Kingpin has ground to a halt pending repairs to/recovery of data from my external hard drive.

On the plus side, we're trying to recruit new designers so that things can go more quickly. We'll let you know when we make some final decisions.